Sentence examples for courts that meet from inspiring English sources

One American commentator, Harlan Ullman, has suggested using the secret courts that meet to authorise domestic surveillance as a model.America has a potent new weapon.

Mr. Daniels had four previous convictions in the California courts that met the definition.

The court that meets this week can't fix that.

It's not "oversight" when government lawyers present secret arguments to a court that meets in secret — the FISA court — without anyone offering a counter-argument.

"I think it's very important, if a country is committed to establishing a human rights court that meets international standards and is prepared to have the training of judges to ensure that they fulfill their role," she said.

"They must receive a fair trial before an ordinary civilian court that meets international standards and excludes torture-tainted evidence, without the recourse to the death penalty".

In 1790 the company took over the administration of justice from the nawab, and Cornwallis introduced a system of circuit courts with a superior court that met in Calcutta and had the power of review over circuit court decisions.

The department said it had been working with districts to develop preschool programs that meet the court's standards.

US officials confirmed last week that they would ask the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance court – better known as the Fisa court, a panel that meets in secret as a step in the surveillance process and thus far has only ever had the government argue before it – to turn the domestic bulk collection spigot back on.

In New York, budget reductions that went into effect in April mean that in four boroughs, night small-claims courts that once met four nights a week meet only on Thursday nights.

It was in the intellectualizing atmosphere of the Italian courts that Mannerism met with the greatest favour.