Sentence examples for courts to set from inspiring English sources

Police want the courts to set an example.

The plan is for the courts to set the level of compensation case by case.

He was released under a new law (passed in March this year), allowing the courts to set free a prisoner if two experts agreed on a diagnosis that his state of health was "incompatible" with continued detention.

It will fall to the courts to set the scope and application of existing copyright laws -- both new laws and those enacted long before the Internet -- to digital content.

It is not clear that Iraq will have a say in deciding whether they are to be detained, or whether their families will be able to go to Iraqi courts to set them free.

When the Florida Supreme Court requested a partial hand recount, the United States Supreme Court intervened to stop it, and by a 5-to-4 majority decided that it was too late for the Florida courts to set up a better way to count the votes.

David Barger, an assistant to Mr. Starr, asked the court to set an early trial date.

"We're going to ask the court to set aside the verdict," Mr. DeFillippo said.

He has asked the supreme court to set aside the temporary injunction.

Mr Ali was acquitted on this occasion and Mr Freeman immediately applied to the court to set aside the earlier conviction.

"Asking a court to set standards for emissions sounds like the kind of thing that E.P.A. does," Justice Ginsburg said.