Sentence examples for courts remain from inspiring English sources

The clay courts remain in excellent condition.

But the federal courts remain in a 1960s-style habeas rut.

She told me that courts remain conservative and try to encourage couples to stay together.

But now, 14 years later, the Family Courts remain essentially, almost defiantly, closed to the general public.

"The federal courts remain a forum to consider the constitutionality of the wiretapping scheme and other claims," she wrote.

But when it comes to deciding parenthood, courts remain deeply influenced by biology, even when it clashes with intent.

In the nineteenth century, the American courts remained biased toward protecting men who might be falsely accused.

Aside from an oblique reference to "critical needs of the judiciary" that "remain to be addressed," the chief justice's 2009 report focused on demonstrating that the federal courts remained busy and effective.

Photographs that circulated on the Internet showed women sitting on desks they had dragged outside in a shutdown of a school, although residents said some schools and courts remained opened.

President Clinton strongly criticized Republicans today for blocking his African-American and Hispanic judicial nominees, and he urged delegates to the annual convention of the N.A.A.C.P. to elect Vice President Al Gore to ensure that the courts remained diverse.

PAGE A17 GORE PRESSES ON -- Vice President Al Gore, facing a potentially decisive week in the Florida courts, remained determined to press on and held a high-level legal strategy session.