Sentence examples for courts serving from inspiring English sources

"On the larger courts, serving was the most common way to score, followed by defense and blocking," Rogers said.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the Maricopa County prosecutor in Phoenix challenging the constitutionality of post-sentencing courts serving Spanish-speaking and Indian offenders of drunken-driving laws.

His grandfather, Harvey L. Strelzin, was a man of the courts, serving as a private lawyer, an assistant attorney general, and state assemblyman.

Among their contributions were statues that sat in temple courts, serving as memorials to the donors after their deaths and receiving portions of the temple offerings to sustain the donors' spirits.

In the early part of the period local assemblies called moots were gathered to apply the laws to particular cases; in the 10th century these were replaced by hundred courts, serving local areas, and shire moots dealing with larger regions of the kingdom.

Food courts serve mediocre pizza.

Magistrate courts serve at the county level, and municipal courts are provided for in incorporated areas.

Supreme Court justices serve life terms, and judges in the lower courts serve two-year terms.

US attorneys, who represent the federal government in district courts, serve at the president's pleasure.

In some countries different courts serve as the highest appeals court according to the types of cases and judicial problems.

A minister of justice from a neighboring country reportedly said, regional courts "serve us, they are for us".