Sentence examples for courts ourselves from inspiring English sources

Now the Florida secretary of state has compelled us to appeal to the courts ourselves, an action that we hoped to avoid.

The only acceptable risks, to our modern way of thinking, were the ones we deliberately courted ourselves.

While all this was going on, six complaints were filed against us and the readers, and it looks quite possible that we will spend, according to our lawyers, between five to 10 years shuttling around provincial courts proving ourselves innocent of the complaints they have filed.

Rights are political: we must remind the courts, our parliamentarians and ourselves of this in the weeks and months ahead.

I recently wrote that rights are political, that we must remind the courts, our parliamentarians and ourselves of this in the weeks and months ahead.

In the exercise of our appellate jurisdiction to review the action of state courts we should hold ourselves free to set aside or revise their determinations only so far as they are erroneous and error is not to be predicated upon their failure to decide questions not presented.

Must we go to court to protect ourselves?

The catchphrase of American justice is "having one's day in court". We pride ourselves in having a judicial system that lets the little guys stand up to big, powerful corporations and aggressors.

This is why we court, coerce, cajole ourselves into doing the work.

"Unless we take immediate steps to protect immigrants who seek redress in our city's courts, we should stop calling ourselves a sanctuary city," she told me.

We can demand action and leadership even as we take the fight to the courts and the American public ourselves.