Sentence examples for courts restored from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the courts restored rights to 21 people.

While the courts restored part of the fortune to Mrs. Wildenstein, the family continued sparring.

In 2005 the French courts restored her rights as an heir in a scathing decision, ordering her stepsons to pay her 20 million euros (about $28.5 million) as an advance on a fortune variously estimated from 43 million to 4 billion euros (about $61 million to $5.7 billion).

While state officials have suffered legal setbacks in North Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin — where federal courts restored some early-voting opportunities, seen as beneficial to African Americans — only North Carolina has tried to get the Supreme Court to put the lower-court decisions on hold.

The scenes of innocent people being detained and turned away at airports would perhaps fade from memory as the courts restored order.

The court restored the woman's coverage.

Beltrán attended counseling and parenting classes and a Texas court restored custody, court files show.

A federal appeals court restored Mr. Lewis, a nine-time gold medalist, to the ballot for a New Jersey State Senate race.

Also of interest is a recent High Court of Australia case in which the Court restored the right to vote to prisoners having sentences of less than three years.

(Four years later, the Court restored the death penalty, concluding that new procedures and requirements were, in theory, sufficient to limit arbitrary decisions).

Then, after the Israeli appeals decision, a federal appeals court restored that citizenship in 1995, ruling that prosecutors had withheld critical evidence from the defense.