Sentence examples for courts start from inspiring English sources

Gender bending Tiredness kills ReprintsDefenders of the status quo (the press) argue that, as courts start developing privacy law, the real beneficiaries will be the powerful but sleazy.

Barone was a parent, unquestionably, but if courts start "to mush it up, then the standards become lower and lower and that's when the confusing floodgate cases happen".

The ONS prison projections show that on a more punitive scenario that assumes the recent decreasing trends are reversed and the courts start sending more people to prison for longer, prison numbers will resume their upward march once again.

Unless courts start holding the NYPD accountable, she said, "This is going to happen again".  .

Think how we'd feel if other countries' courts started overturning our verdicts.

Town house condominium complexes, like Mariners Landing, with playgrounds, pools and tennis courts, started being built.

The law was largely ignored until the 1980s, when federal courts started to apply it in international human rights cases.

"Light Up Gold" (What's Your Rupture?), the debut album by Parquet Courts, starts out jittery and never settles down.

The law was largely dormant until the 1980s, when federal courts started to apply it in international human rights cases.

When Breyer urges courts, starting with his own, to "recognize and respect the roles of other governmental institutions," one imagines Justice Antonin Scalia's eyes rolling.

With the federal courts starting to consider cases involving detainees, a split developed over whether to allow Mr. Hamdi and Mr. Padilla, in particular, some access to lawyers.