Sentence examples for courts to which from inspiring English sources

Seattle has municipal courts, to which misdemeanour crimes are referred, and houses district and superior courts that are integrated with the judicial system of the state of Washington.

L. 89 571 removed the United States District Court for District of Puerto Rico from list of courts to which the provisions of section are applicable.

None of the civil courts to which the secret hearings are being extended involve juries, so there will be no intrusive security vetting of jurors.

However, until recently, those who run the courts to which women have sought entry have not been interested in the effects of women on courts and of courts on women.

But there were no other courts to which Palestinians could appeal, and Shehadeh felt that this refusal to challenge Israel under its own rules simply gave the Israelis a free hand.

The other proposed new constitutional amendment appears to alter the system through which the President of the National Judicial Office (NJO) can remove individual cases from the courts to which they have been assigned by law and reassign them to any other court in the country.

The conviction was affirmed by the superior court of the county, the highest court to which he could appeal.

It, moreover, is disposed of by the decisions of this court to which we have previously referred.

"From now on, people know in advance that there is a court to which criminals can be taken," he said.

No longer is the world's first permanent war-crimes tribunal reviled, in Tom DeLay's phrase, as "Kofi Annan's kangaroo court", to which America would remain forever opposed.

Adhering to judgments of a court to which we are signed up by treaty is an aspect of the rule of law, which we must obey.