Sentence examples for courts scale from inspiring English sources

The backlog grows on weekends, when arrest numbers climb and the courts scale back their hours.

The court scaled back a September ruling that called for damages of up to 1 million euros a day and required Google to publish the judgment on its home page.

Critics of H.M.O.'s said the 5-to-2 ruling was part of a trend by courts to scale back the immunity from lawsuits that has protected managed care companies.

Her sword stands for the power of the court, her scales for the competing claims of the petitioners.

According to the Compendium, "immediately" after winning a title on Centre Court, they "scaled the terraces to the Players Match Seats Boxx to embrace their kin or supporters".

The court of appeal judgment is a major blow to Trinity Mirror, which immediately said it will now appeal to the supreme court, as the scale of the payouts are likely to set a precedent for future damages awards.

A3 Lowered Expectations in Iran With most of their newspapers silenced and many of their activists jailed by conservative courts, reformers have scaled back their agenda for change and are concentrating on regaining a public voice through control of the new Parliament.

There was no difference in knee pain between the groups as measured by VAS and Court-Brown pain scale at 6 months.

The Government is also accused of burying the latest figures on the scale of courts charges handed out - and how few have actually been collected.

"If Jesus Christ can have something like that happen with his personnel selection, imagine what mere mortals can do," he says.Time, and the courts, will reveal the scale of any wrongdoing.

He heard a baby crying and music blasting from the nearby courtyard, and he watched a fan try to scale the court's fence.