Sentence examples for courts using from inspiring English sources

In seeking more state aid for education, local school districts have for 30 years turned to the courts using a variety of arguments.

In doing so, it would have to explain how so many terrorists have been convicted in our federal courts using time-honored criminal procedures.

However, he added that "the feasibility of actually taking a prosecution through the courts using remote sensing [on its own] is still questioned by the Foreign Office" and the technology would still require boats in the water.

The government has consistently rejected Tory proposals to repeal the legislation, although Tony Blair said in 2006 he believed new laws might be needed to stop courts using the act to overrule the government.

It would take decades to try all accused so the government revived a traditional system known as gacaca, or grass courts, using rapidly trained local judges drawn from the decimated communities.

The control order regime, which bares a very scant resemblance to due process under article 6 of the ECHR, the right to fair trial, is constantly being redrawn by the higher courts using the Human Rights Act.

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

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

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

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.