Sentence examples for courts use from inspiring English sources

While most of us shop online using one-click technology, the police, prosecutors and the courts use a variety of computer systems — I counted seven — that cannot communicate with one another.

Did the lower courts use the wrong standard in entering an injunction?

Drug courts use designated staff and schedules to process drug cases.

This is the most common way lawyers in criminal courts use brain scans: to mitigate against the death penalty.

The attraction is that the courts use the English language and operate in public under English-style common law (Scotland has a different legal system).

Courts use it to assess whether a criminal defendant is mentally impaired, and pharmaceutical companies rely on it to guide their research.

The Estonian courts used to be notoriously backlogged, but that is no longer the case.

Ball courts, used for ceremonial games, are typical of those found in southern Mexico and Central America.

The Department of Justice and the federal courts used Section Five to block initiatives in Florida, South Carolina, and Texas.

"After all, the courts used the media to belittle Parliament and politicians for years," he said.

Similarly, royal and even comitial courts used eschatological prophecy as propaganda.