Sentence examples for courts step from inspiring English sources

Could the courts step in if Michigan's bill passes?

The President and Congress usually give up their emergency powers voluntarily, and if they don't, courts step in".

And, at worst, emboldening every over-sensitive authoritarian leader around the world to start demanding that foreign courts step in to save them from being mocked.

When a debtor cannot repay loans in the United States, the courts step in and suspend payments until a settlement that is fair to all creditors can emerge.

The difficulty with the Maryland case, the court said in the unsigned opinion, is that it concerned a request from challengers that courts step in now to keep 2018 elections from being held in districts that have been in place since 2011.

The Agency knows this and is proceeding with these and similar initiatives until the federal courts step in.

Still, officials acknowledged that some couples might not obtain a license before the courts stepped in.

In the end, two courts stepped in to stop the execution.

The courts stepped in to mandate safety measures, some of them life saving, when the legislatures refused to.

In both cases, her authority was undermined when the courts stepped in to overturn the Electoral Commission's decisions.

In the end Georgia's courts stepped in and suspended the bus-stop rule, along with another barring sex offenders from volunteering in churches.