Sentence examples for courts to exercise from inspiring English sources

Systems of constitutional judicial review also differ in the extent to which they allow courts to exercise it.

And given the detailed and carefully wrought statutory deadlines and the authority assigned to Florida's election officials, there is no basis for inferring that the Legislature intended courts to exercise equitable powers to change the rules in the midst of the state's efforts to ascertain and pronounce election results.

MR. TRIBE -- Yes, but if the legislature is entirely happy not to completely delegate this power to the courts, which Article II would permit, but rather to allow the courts to exercise a somewhat more flexible role than the one that the critic of this opinion would be embracing, that's within the power of the Legislature of Florida.

As they debate the final amendments to the housing and regeneration bill today, members of the House of Lords may be concerned to learn that some housing associations are continuing to evict tenants for rent arrears without allowing the courts to exercise any discretion.

He stressed the need for courts to exercise judicial restraint in deciding social issues.

Would there be a constitutional court to exercise day-to-day oversight of propriety and lawfulness?

Straw questioned whether it was appropriate for him rather than a court to exercise this power over a prisoner's liberty, particularly in relation to foreign cases.

Mr. Zimmerman speculated that Wikileaks might move the registration of its domain name to a company outside the United States, making it more difficult for an American court to exercise jurisdiction over it.

Justice Kennedy went on to quote from a brief supporting the companies filed by the Chevron Corporation: "No other nation in the world permits its court to exercise universal civil jurisdiction over alleged extraterritorial human rights abuses to which the nation has no connection".

We are going to court to exercise our legal rights.

While this is evidence that FISC does in fact have some meaningful oversight, it apparently can take a while for the court to exercise its power.