Sentence examples for courts to try from inspiring English sources

Generally, courts-martial are convened as ad hoc courts to try one or more cases referred by the convening authorities.

Special courts to try accused rapists have been set up.

Often parallel lawsuits are filed in district courts to try to recoup any financial damages.

Several countries besides Iraq had established special domestic courts to try persons charged with human rights abuses.

The Casino Association of New Jersey looked to the courts to try to remain open, but had no luck.

In 1993 the government passed a law to set up special courts to try cases about debts owed to banks.

One would allow Indian tribal courts to try certain non-Indians accused of committing crimes of domestic violence on reservations.

"I worry that they might create special courts to try and convict any oppositional figures," she said.

Constitutional changes established empowered military courts to try civilians, bypassing a glacially slow judicial system where judges are easily intimidated.

Today, laws in more than 40 states permit adult courts to try children as young as 14.

Companies and individuals could go through the courts to try to overturn the rules or they could seek legislative action.