Sentence examples for courts prepared from inspiring English sources

Small protests and marches that occurred throughout Cleveland over the weekend remained peaceful, as judges in the city's municipal courts prepared to work overtime in the event of mass arrests.

But the real workings of reform are only now beginning as industry stakeholders, the public and the courts prepare to deal with the fine print of how the legislation will be implemented.

As the courts prepare to tackle the sex doll case, Harrisson's trial contains larger implications on legal, moral, and scientific levels.

The judge advised the jurors to come to court prepared to stay overnight.

In any case, on the day of her presentation to a hostile court prepared to annihilate her with ridicule, she was perfection itself.

A hearing into the existing deal had originally been scheduled for early October, as the court prepared to rule on whether the settlement was fair or not.

And in Roanoke, Va., the United States District Court prepared to hear the case of the NPR station WVTF's former manager.

Mr. Polanco is among a handful of officers who have taken to covertly tape-recording station house conversations, and he came to court prepared to discuss recordings that he made nearly three years ago.

A bomber killed himself and at least eight other people as an international court prepared to hear a challenge to the West Bank barrier Israel says it needs for security.

Scalia did not only attack his colleagues' legal reasoning; he, in effect, questioned their integrity, by saying that the decision was politically driven — an example of a Court "prepared to do whatever it takes to uphold and assist its favorites," and "yield to the overriding principle of the present Court: The Affordable Care act must be saved".

In written MoD submissions to the court, prepared by Philip Havers QC and James Eadie QC, it is stated that if evidence of systemic abuse of civilians does emerge, consideration will then be given to holding "a broad-ranging public inquiry" along the lines contended for by the Iraqi applicants.