Sentence examples for courts sorted out from inspiring English sources

Mark Radcliffe, an intellectual property lawyer with Gray Cary in Palo Alto, Calif., said the development suggested that the dispute over Linux's origins would probably drag on even longer until the courts sorted out who owned what.

I'll let the courts sort out whether Mr. Killinger will become the rare banker to be penalized for making disastrously bad loans.

Justice Antonin Scalia said the court should decide the legal question and let the lower courts sort out its application in this and other cases.

Before family court sorted out child support, my mother signed up for welfare and food stamps to keep food on the table.

It could now be many months before the lower courts sort out the next phase of the lawsuit.

In the meantime, the largest telemarketing industry group has asked its members to abide by the national do-not-call list voluntarily while the courts sort out the issue.

New maps often head to court to be sorted out by a federal judge.

It suggests that banks for now are more inclined to roll over bad debt owed by often opaque Russian companies rather than rely on Russian courts to sort out claims in bankruptcy court.

That issue is to be sorted out in court.

The events remain to be sorted out in court, but Thomas D'Iorio, the company's chief operating officer, said: "A lot of demands were put on Delcon.

The factory could potentially be forced to shut down this week -- at least temporarily -- while a remedy is sorted out in court. .