Sentence examples for courts placed from inspiring English sources

What condition have courts placed when sanctioning the use of religious holiday symbols in public spaces?

It reminded Ms. Wells of her life before the courts placed her in foster care as a teenager.

One complex of buildings, where the city houses 262 families, had so many violations that the courts placed it in receivership.

Within a few years, Mr. Ataturk had given women the vote, closed the religious schools and courts, placed organized Islam under state control and banned all clerical dress outside places of worship.

Born into a wealthy family and adopted by his uncle, Pliny the Elder, Pliny began to practice law at 18. His reputation in the civil-law courts placed him in demand in the political court that tried provincial officials for extortion.

Because of Germany's history, courts place a greater emphasis on personal privacy.

Foster care is an option only if no caregiver is found or if the courts place the children under a child welfare agency's care.

Although the text is absolute, the courts place some limits on the exercise of religion.

A criminal matter in either state or federal courts place formidable obstacles for prosecutors dealing with allegations of excessive force by police.

The court placed him under house arrest, and he remains in his villa on the outskirts of Dakar.

Taking note of this change and the young veteran's community service, the federal district court placed him on probation.