Sentence examples for courts to date from inspiring English sources
The law in question has not led to any prosecutions in Northern Irish courts to date of people seeking to purchase sex from sex workers operating in the region, according to the Public Prosecution Service in Belfast.
Class-action lawsuits against bundling have failed in the courts to date, as did a 2004 case filed by Echo Star that said that Viacom had forced its Dish Network to carry MTV, Nickelodeon and other cable channels in order to carry 18 CBS-owned stations in 15 large media markets.
Despite these uncertainties, however, it is possible to categorize to some extent the criteria that have governed the thinking of the courts to date.
It also contains the strongest condemnation by any court to date of the US National Security Agency's mass-surveillance practices.
This decision, Edwards v. Aguillard, is the most relevant statement by the Court to date for considering whether a public school can constitutionally introduce the concept of intelligent design into science classes.
Court Decisions to Date Courts have the authority to overrule parents when their medical decisions threaten the life or health of their offspring.
To date, courts have provided little useful guidance on the standard of accountability to which REC members can be held [ 17].
To date, investors' court challenges have resulted in failure.
Return any proof of service documents to the court prior to the court date.
Zehaf-Bibeau had faced at least 11 criminal charges in various cities, according to court records dating to 2001 obtained by the Toronto Star.
