Sentence examples for courts repeated from inspiring English sources

Some of them are so steadfast in their refusal to comply with the courts' repeated interpretations that many of the same ones go back to court every year with the same complaints.

Under Mr. Tung's unpopular administration there have been serious encroachments by China on the authority of Hong Kong's courts, repeated government pressures on the news media and abuses of academic freedom.

However, the federal courts' repeated rejection of teaching creationism in any form in public school science classes has forced creationists against the wall, tactically speaking.

Miles said that parliament had agreed there was no benefit in courts repeating scrutiny of ground water impacts if it had already delivered a judgment after "exhaustive cross-examination".

The court repeated this statement two more times during the voir dire process.

Instead, the Court repeated the actual standard of knowing or reckless falsehood at every relevant point.

Despite coming under pressure to water down its findings, the court repeated its powerful criticism today.

Judge Danilkin said it was not true, and a spokeswoman for the Moscow City Court repeated that on Friday.

The court repeated its improper reliance on the factors articulated in Ex parte Briseno, 135 S. W. 3d 1, 8 (Tex. Crim. App. 2004), and again emphasized Moore's adaptive strengths rather than his deficits.

In the course of the hearing, Mr. Faqiryar, who represented himself in court, repeated some of the allegations and said there were documents to prove them in the attorney general's office where he used to work, but several of his arguments seemed inconclusive.

Many of the 15 sought to give speeches in the court repeating the more sensational allegations, but the judge tried to cut them off.