Sentence examples for courts limit from inspiring English sources
For this reason, and also because it is fundamentally fair to do so, courts limit the prerogatives of lawyers, particularly prosecutors, to make public statements about pending cases.
U.S. detention capacity is nearly maxed, and U.S. courts limit the government's ability to keep children in immigration jails beyond 20 days.
The United States Chamber of Commerce, which has taken an increasing interest in state court elections in part because of its desire to see state courts limit punitive damage awards, proclaimed the decision a major First Amendment victory that would result in the public learning more about the views of those seeking judicial office.
The courts limit the spousal support to the shortest possible time for the spouse to begin employment to provide for his or her "minimal reasonable needs".
Populism has been rising in popularity across Europe, but in these two countries, after populists gained power, they proceeded to politicize and neuter the constitutional courts, limit media access and freedoms, rewrite electoral laws, and divide society into "better" and "worse" sort of citizens.
In some of these countries, however, the jurisdiction of special labour courts limits the judicial powers of the bankruptcy courts.
The most prominent effect has been in the law courts: limiting the discretion of judges to make the punishment fit the crime, and imposing harsh minimum terms.
1583, 1595-1596, 26 L.Ed.2d 1970(1970) (BLACK, J., dissenting), and the compelling need to preserve the courts' limited resources, see B. Cardozo, The Nature of the Judicial Process 149 (1921)").
One possibility: Congress steps in with a law covering all settlements in federal courts, limiting plaintiff lawyers to a percentage of whatever awards are redeemed by their clients.
Mr. Andreessen is courting limited partners during a challenging period for the broader venture capital industry.
In 1840, a skeptical lower court limited patents to specific inventions.
