Sentence examples for courts new from inspiring English sources

A16 Bush Courts New Mexico President Bush ventured to New Mexico seeking to reverse his 400-vote loss four years ago.

Also, the Frick Collection courts new money, and millions visit museums in cyberspace.

Now we have elections, a constitution, law courts, new schools, asphalted roads.

Of course, if the voters elect a Democratic president in 2008, perhaps even the Courts new justices may discover constitutional reasons to limit the presidents inherent powers.

Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed a pair of bills that would mandate the televising of Supreme Court arguments and give lower federal courts new discretion to televise trials and appellate arguments.

A number of important statutes were drafted by commissions that included judges, professors, and lawyers; and authors often suggested to the courts new developments in the application of rules of law.

So Netanyahu has courted new friends.

Marketing: The co-founders have been courting new charities.

And Biotronik is not the only company courting new practitioners.

He's not courting new fans with anything that's easily appealing.

Camille wrote Chapter 9: "Friend" of the Court: New Media and Transnational Justice.