Sentence examples for courts to build from inspiring English sources

Noah Feldman, an assistant professor at New York University who is advising Iraqi leaders, said, "It's always better to use the courts to build up your legitimacy".

Mr. Murray's legal strategy has been piecemeal by design, asking the courts to build tiny bulwarks against what he views as the erosion of the Constitution.

"We have knocked down our court to build a treatment spa".

Those who know him best say it takes special courting to build a real relationship.

The head of the inquiry, Sir Robert Owen, also came to the conclusion that there was sufficient evidence heard in open court to build a "strong circumstantial case" against the Russian state.

also, stock up on weapons around the mall, then go to the food court to build a barricade.

Clegg said while it's difficult to figure out which voters are up for grabs, the Harris campaign doesn't plan to cede Latino voters to Sanchez, especially as Sanchez courts Republicans to build a disparate coalition.

They're also building their own operating system and courting developers to build specifically for their platform, a system that will have few parallels and require some unique thinking on the part of those building for it.

Courts infer "constructive knowledge" of the contents of a prospectus, and it can be hard for investors in court proceedings to build fraud claims upon allegations of oral misrepresentation by the seller if the prospectus is contradictory.

The city is under federal court order to build a filtration plant by 2007.

Chelsea are going to have to go elsewhere, and persuade a property developer in Earl's Court not to build thousands of homes there instead.