Sentence examples for courts sets from inspiring English sources

Men-only divorce law firms look set to be the latest import from America as Britain's first practice targeting fathers who feel hard done by in the family courts sets up in London.

The lawsuit, which could take years to wind its way through the courts, sets up a prominent antitrust battle — a rarity since the election of President Obama, who campaigned with promises to revitalize the Justice Department's policing of mergers and their effects on competition, which he said had declined significantly under the Bush administration.

Special courts set up to try citizens accused of collaboration heard 125,000 cases during the next two years.

Few fighters use the courts set up in some areas by judges and civilians.

For the most part, state courts set their own recusal rules.

"These are just kangaroo courts set up inside Bagram," she said.

After wrangling by Walker, the courts set June 5 as the recall vote date.

These tribunals, he adds, would have to be more robust than the courts set up for Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

There will be fast-track courts set up, harsher penalties for rape introduced and a few other measures.

But Robert P. Varian, a San Francisco lawyer, said the courts set the bar high for such public policy exceptions.

The court is one of 56 dedicated courts set up throughout South Africa to deal swift, summary and severe deterrents during the monthlong World Cup.