Sentence examples for courts of both from inspiring English sources
When last seen in these pages, the Kirby heirs and Marvel had squared off in the federal courts of both New York and Los Angeles.
It states that "the defendants are liable for fraud and civil contempt for their total failure to comply with the lawful orders of the courts of both the United States and India".
In the hope that by the sixth time the audience would come to me.' Rohmer's latest film, The Lady and the Duke, is set during the French Revolution and is based on the memoirs of a Scottish lady, Grace Elliot, a courtesan to the royal courts of both England and France.
England would continue to rule the courts – of both varieties.
Aimée was an accomplished pianist, while her brother François Delsarte was a distinguished singer and teacher who performed at the courts of both Louis Philippe and Napoleon III.
Hutchinson appealed against his whole-life sentence in 2008 but the high court and the court of appeal both found that, given the seriousness of his crimes, there was no reason to deviate from the whole-life term.
Last Wednesday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals — the federal appeals court of both Hollywood and Silicon Valley — ordered Google to take the video down.
Initially a court of both common law and equity, it lost much of its common law jurisdiction after the formation of the Court of Common Pleas, and from then on concerned itself with equitable matters and those common law matters it had discretion to try, such as actions brought against Exchequer officials and actions brought by the monarch against non-paying debtors.
The case has stirred old passions and prompted the filing of a foot-high stack of briefs by "friends of the court" on both sides of the issue.
Both courts of appeal reviewing this claim have rejected this reading of Velazquez.
Similar patterns were observed in the upper infection court of Sloan and in both courts of the resistant cultivar V71-370 [see Additional files 5 to 8].
