Sentence examples for courts target from inspiring English sources

A study in Cebu, Philippines, found that helping police and courts target child prostitution resulted in 87 arrests over four years — and a 79 percent reduction in the number of children in the sex trade.

Future suits in national courts targeting Rosneft and Gazprom are likely, as claimants will use the Hague ruling to demonstrate their culpability.

You don't even have to commit a crime to get these super-powered courts targeting you -- the Justice Department says that just visiting a flagged website would be enough!

Despite considerable wealth, Francesco became the most aggressive plaintiff in the Florentine Merchants Court, targeting "little people" and pouncing on their possessions if they couldn't repay their small loans.

Gasquet serves out wide in the Ad court to target Ferrer's backhand, but misses the serve in the net.

The agency is required to obtain a warrant from the intelligence court to target a "U.S. person" — a citizen or legal resident — for actual eavesdropping.

Bitter accusations by the government and the country's committed opposition have split the nation between those who believe the courts are targeting conservatives and those who think politicians are trying to avoid justice.

But a new report may give the city's residents even more cause to be angry; it suggests Ferguson's municipal courts are targeting lower-income African-American residents to turn a profit.

Meanwhile, in the Western mainstream media, bald-faced fabrications, illegal tactics and plagiarism have eroded journalism's integrity, while the high courts have targeted both investigative reporting and the very tools we all use to communicate and publish.

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant had put Justice officials on notice a year ago that it intended to target courts, security forces and prisons to free its detained fighters and bolster the battle against Shiites.

All but one of the nine inquiries launched by the court have targeted African nations, and Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta – subject of an earlier, failed prosecution by the court – told a summit meeting of the African Union: "We refuse to be carried along in a vehicle that has strayed off course to the detriment of our sovereignty, security and dignity as Africans".