Sentence examples for courts practice from inspiring English sources

It has a serious independent judiciary — but is now contemplating loopholes to let tribal courts practice South Africa's version of Shariah.

More important, it forestalled an emergency hearing at the High Court of Justice that could have set off a broader review of Israeli military courts' practice of administrative detention, which has been used against thousands of Palestinians over time.

The proposed facilities on Stevenage Road would "provide a modern, much larger, more well-equipped football stadium", as well as "netball courts, practice pitch and substantial car parking", the trustees said.

They announced that they would open Islamic courts, practicing Shariah, by the end of the month.

Believing that the rule of law protected against arbitrary or unjust authority, the civil courts practiced speedy justice, empowered local juries and encouraged reconciliation and restitution.

On many days, she could be seen on the squash courts practicing for hours with about 10 other students who formed the school's women's squash team.

"We spent a lot of time in the juniors away from the courts practicing a lot together, competing against each other," Sharapova said of her compatriot Kirilenko, who is also aged 27.

Smith was one of the first Knicks on the court, practicing jumpers two and a half hours before tipoff.

I think back to me and Kareem playing on this very court, practicing our moves and teaching each other how to get to the basket.

"They understand that they are not ensuring justice for children and families," the report added, "and that their courts' practices are woefully inadequate".

The top earners employ small armies that include coach, trainer, "physio" and one or more on-court practice partners.