Sentence examples for courts some of from inspiring English sources

It gives fanatics the chance to haul before the courts some of Turkey's best journalists, including Mr Dink, as well as writers and scholars.

It is healthiest in the United Kingdom, where there are twenty-seven real-tennis courtsomeofe of them hundreds of years old.

It remains unclear what impact, if any, it will have on the dozens of other Shariah sentences now pending before Islamic courts, some of which involve execution by stoning.

Or they operate a print shop that produces business cards and letterhead stationery for the courts, some of which may have been used to put them in jail in the first place.

The Council took the unprecedented step of creating an avenue for such complaints amid a growing rebellion by courts, some of which have lambasted the lack of transparency in the rationale for asset freezes and other sanctions.

Sensing widespread public support for a harsh crackdown on the rioters and an expansion of police powers, Mr. Cameron has backed the "speedy justice" that has hastened hundreds of suspects through round-the-clock courts, some of them drawing stiff prison sentences for even minor cases of looting.

Where he built, inland towards the mountains, new houses were appearing, but nearer the Stillorgan road the merchant princes of Dublin had earlier bought some of the substantial mansions to be found there, each behind its demesne wall with a stretch of driveway croquet lawns and frequently tennis-courts, some of them houses of considerable architectural distinction.

Love has courted some of the controversy that swirls around her.

In the meantime, Data Tote has understandably been busy courting some of those same courses.

At the same time, the justices said that such evidence should be kept out of court — some of the time.

But it also meant that Rand had to court some of the offbeat opinion-makers in the insular world of Ron Paul.