Sentence examples for courts to replace from inspiring English sources

Administrators are often assigned by governments, creditors or courts to replace management at troubled institutions, with a goal to restoring their finances.

One of them, made by the city, was that residents would have better parks, soccer fields, tracks and ball courts to replace what was taken away.

In their lawsuit, the wrestling coaches and the sports council asked the courts to replace the three-part test "with something more flexible," said Eric Pearson, chairman of the College Sports Council.

He said last week that if she can get the court to replace him, "It's fine with me".

In response, the European commission called for a special trade court to replace the current system, which dates back to the 1960s.

The European Union would also work to establish an international investment court to replace bilateral schemes.If Ms Malmström's fellow ministers and Europe's legislators agree, these ideas will form the basis of renewed negotiations with the Americans.

The European commission wants to establish an exclusive trade court to replace the Investor-State-Dispute Settlement, a system for resolving trade disputes that has existed since the 1960s.

Only the backing of national parliaments would trigger the creation of an exclusive trade court to replace the investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS), the existing system for resolving trade disputes that has existed since the 1960s.

And, as had happened on the two previous trips, the Iranians thought they had reached understandings that would either return Nouri al-Maliki for a second term as prime minister or nominate someone from his inner court to replace him.

While the officials prepared that announcement, they did not know that Mr. Nardelli, a former executive at Home Depot and General Electric, was being courted to replace Thomas W. LaSorda as chief executive, these people said.

Judge Bork, who was 60 at the time, was sitting on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, often a steppingstone to the Supreme Court, when President Ronald Reagan announced on July 1 , 1987 that he was nominating him to the high court to replace Lewis Powell, a moderate justice who was retiring.