Sentence examples for courts told from inspiring English sources

Six months later, the courts told the police to return the hard drives.

Jessie Taylor from Liberty Victoria, who has represented asylum seekers in age determination matters in Australian courts, told Guardian Australia the determination process was "terribly flawed".

Brought by Phillip Goldstein, a hedge-fund investment adviser, the suit got a boost last week when the courts told the SEC to reconsider another rule, on mutual funds.

Brought by Phillip Goldstein, a hedge-fund investment adviser, the suit got a boost on June 21st when the courts told the SEC to reconsider another rule, on mutual funds.

Three times the courts told her to return Samim Bigzad, a 23-year-old asylum seeker who was cowering in a hotel room in Kabul, threatened with beheading by the Taliban.

After lower courts told the federal government to stop displaying the cross, Congress ordered the land on which it sits to be transferred to a private group, resulting in what an appeals court called "a little donut hole of land with a cross in the midst of a vast federal preserve".

The fact that Britain is resorting to the courts tells a story in itself.

Overwhelming evidence presented to the International Finance Corporation IFC and the Honduran courts tells a different story.

But the practice on the ground in the nation's trial courts tells a different story.

That was the courts telling the society, You have to change.

"We'll do what the courts tell us to do," he said.