Sentence examples for courts to consider from inspiring English sources

Then there are the courts to consider.

The changes also free courts to consider local concerns and give the court, not the state, final say over placement.

Three possible objectives for the courts to consider in divorce are set out in the consultation paper.

The decision allows lower federal courts to consider Mr. Maples's claim that his trial court lawyers were ineffective notwithstanding the missed deadline in the state court system.

Florida's so-called right-to-die law allows courts to consider testimony about the wishes of someone on life support if the person left no written directive.

After 63 days at sea, they were charged with murder and jailed in New Haven, where they waited for American courts to consider their fate.

We've got the supreme court to consider.

Is there anything left for the court to consider?

d. a ruling by court to consider hearsay evidence.

Norm Coleman, the Republican candidate, had asked the court to consider 12,000 rejected absentee ballots.

He also called for "something akin to a coroner's court" to consider all the evidence.