Sentence examples for courts movement from inspiring English sources
As the official described it, a schism in the Courts movement was what ultimately saved him.
He was not even very knowledgeable about Mogadishu, and not fully in control of the Courts movement, either.
In 2007, Mohammed was involved in the Islamic Courts movement, which briefly captured Mogadishu until US‑backed Ethiopian forces intervened.
Like Ethiopia, the Bush administration accuses the Islamist Courts Movement of harbouring and falling under the influence of al-Qaida.
Worse, the strongest of the insurgent groups, the Shabab, is even more radical than the Islamic Courts movement which the Americans and Ethiopians originally took on.
Regional analysts have said, however, that the connections between al-Qaeda and the Courts movement are tenuous and hinge on one or two leaders.
He was complimenting the Swiss's court movement.
With his big serve and less-than-optimal clay-court movement, Roddick has suffered plenty on Lenglen, most recently last year in the fourth round.
Graf said her injured right foot, which has bothered her since her quarterfinal match against Jennifer Capriati at the French Open, did not hamper her court movement and didn't need to be numbed by painkilling injections.
Nevertheless, this might be a long one; Murray's game still needs fine-tuning, particularly his serve, which malfunctioned early in his trench war with Gasquet, and his court movement on a dodgy right knee.
Though there is no reason to question whether these endorsements were made voluntarily and after considerable consternation, it also can't be denied that both campaigns have aggressively courted movement figures and are currently milking them for every vote possible.
