Sentence examples for courts that all from inspiring English sources

Under it, the American government agrees to "recommend"—it lacks the power to do more to the American courts that all pending and future claims against German firms should be dismissed.This opens the way for the speedy approval of legislation in Germany to set up a proposed DM10 billion fund to compensate some 1m former forced and slave labourers still alive, mostly in Eastern Europe.

People are more likely to put their trust and confidence in courts that represent all of the individuals that constitute a society.

Another of the party's central demands is reform of religious courts that govern all matters to do with marriage and divorce in the communities.

Thomas rejected the argument on the unconstitutionality of the UPF statute, noting that all courts that had addressed this issue had found that persons under 21 could be barred from possessing firearms.

"To expect justice from a court that ignores all your objections is of course impossible.

"You've got a garden court that has all the evils of the village street and none of its charm".

The Supreme Court announced this month that it would hear two appeals of decisions by the federal appeals court that oversees all patent cases.

"You've got a garden court that has all the evils of the village street and none of its charm". But no one much listened to Frank Lloyd Wright.

"I feel like the moment I step on the court that's all I see, the ball – and the opportunity to do the best I can.

"There's a lot of bluffing going on on the court, that's all," Randolph said, via USA Today.

The Texas courts that have interpreted the "all sums" phrase have held that the term encompasses punitive damages.