Sentence examples for courts to identify from inspiring English sources
It allows courts to identify jurisdictions that are passing intentionally discriminatory voting laws and then "bail" them in as needed — that is, require them to get permission before establishing new voting rules.
The only solution is the one resisted by the Ministry of Justice, and by most senior judges – that is monitoring each crown court and magistrates centre so that there can be proper scrutiny of individual courts to identify where the problem lies.
One big business, Austrian-owned Petrom, which faces lots of minor lawsuits, is trying in vain to get the courts to identify plaintiffs properly, to specify the size of payouts in judgments and to aggregate identical cases.Big corruption cases inch forward, as do some judicial reforms such as new criminal and civil codes.
The report also recommended expanding an existing county program that places social workers in the courts to identify defendants who might be candidates for diversion, putting a pre-trial release program in place for such defendants, and placing more social workers in the jails.
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The turning point in negotiations came in April 2008 after a judge ordered Mr. Mulcaire, in open court, to identify "Neville" and the reporter whose voice was heard on the audiotape.
But in any case, it is up to the executor (with some help from the court) to identify those creditors and properly notify them.
The panel found today that the lower court had erred in its contempt ruling against Mr. McCaleb as well, saying that the court failed to identify "any specific act or omission whatsoever on his part".
It was forbidden by a court even to identify the person who obtained the injunction against The Mail.
It exalted the power of the only institution that the court trusts to identify illegal discrimination in America -- namely, itself.
Later, its attorneys use court discovery to identify a person linked to the bill or the address for that Internet connection.
