Sentence examples for courts part from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pronovost said that in a newsroom overhaul, Ms. Jeffrey had been switched to politics and then to early mornings to cover breaking news for the Web site, but added that she still covered the police and courts part time.

Significantly, the reform places much more importance on the local bishop in handling marriage cases and reducing the need for recourse to the Vatican's own courts — part of Francis' overall reform of the Catholic Church itself to decentralize power back to local bishops and bishops' conferences.

Supposedly, the Chelsea Clinton wedding will take place at the Astor Courts part of the old Astor estate, Ferncliff, on the Hudson, once an enormous compound.

Television monitors announce case, time and court part: now boarding for personal bankruptcy.

About career managing, he said: "The courting part is very difficult for me.

She also sits in the high court part time as a deputy registrar in bankruptcy.

"But it does appear to be the end of the court part.

His day in court, part of an endless legal saga that bores most Italians, received perfunctory news coverage.

Part of the plan to handle the influx of protest cases is to set up a special court part similar to the one that handles the quality-of-life cases.

But, in explaining her agreement to transfer, Mr. Bookstaver said, "Judge Blackburne understands that the focus should be on the litigants in the drug court part and not on the judge".

But local residents say they are shocked that at tomorrow's meeting, the planning department will be asking councillors to approve two of the five applications relating to the Rose Court part of the proposed development.