Sentence examples for courts operated from inspiring English sources

The French courts operated more on an ad hoc basis than the German courts.

Special courts operated there in the early 1970s and were used to authorise the extended detention of suspects rounded up by the RUC.

But for most of America's history the courts operated with a repressive version of the libel law they inherited from the British empire.

For a time, both courts operated simultaneously, and both claimed to be the court of last resort in the state.

Shariah courts operated under Ontario's Arbitration Act of 1991 but no action had been taken about discriminatory verdicts.

The original court continued to claim authority as the court of last resort in the state; during what became known as the Old Court-New Court controversy, both courts operated simultaneously, with both claiming legitimacy.

National courts operate inside established systems of law-enforcement.

As the government acknowledges, courts operate on precedent.

Given the pressures courts operate under, that clearly makes sense.

At least 15 states have reduced the hours their courts operate, the center says.

Possession remains illegal, but police and courts operate "a policy of tolerance" towards small amounts.