Sentence examples for courts restricted from inspiring English sources

"But the Greek courts restricted themselves to recording the decisions, and did nothing to check their legal validity," Ktistakis adds.

The 90-day/28-day 90-day/28-dayt the latest of many affronts to the rule of law: the attacks on political speech; the wide administrative discretions; the vague crimes; the expansion of proscription powers; above all, the truncated legal procedures - special courts, restricted rules of evidence, security-vetted judges - with which we fool ourselves that we remain in touch with our liberal past.

"Journalists faced unprecedented legal obstacles as the courts restricted reporting on corruption and national security issues," it said.

Worse, more than half of these courts restrict or entirely reject use of maintenance treatment with methadone or buprenorphine for opioid addictions even though maintenance is both the standard of care and the only treatment that is known to save lives by reducing mortality 50% – or more – compared to other programs.

The court restricted their honeymoon to within 100 miles of New York City.

The Supreme Court had set aside the lower court's ruling in June after the high court restricted school prayer in a case involving the Santa Fe, Tex., school board.

Serjeant's Inn was an Inn of Court restricted to Serjeants-at-Law.

Here, however, the Court restricted that ability to comply with court rules, especially if those rules were of equal consequence upon both the prosecution and the defense.

By allowing an employer to impose religious beliefs on employees' access to health care, the court restricted essential access for many citizens.

This is a departure from the traditional position, where the court restricts itself to assessing the legality of decisions.

That prompted a debate: Can the court restrict children from exposure to homosexual partners of a parent and/or environments where there may be homosexual people present?