Sentence examples for courts using the from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Partly out of fear of unpredictable U.S. punitive-damages awards, corporate lawyers refined the process of getting lawsuits by foreign citizens chucked out of U.S. courts using the forum non conveniens argument.

As the project developed, the software had to be replaced nine times at six civil courts using the system because of defects.

The suit alleges that employees of the three institutions — Bank of America Corp., Wells Fargo & Co. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. — filed false and misleading actions in New York and federal courts using the controversial Mortgage Electronic Registry System, undermining the state's foreclosure process and public records system.

Federal courts use the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, while state courts will look at state-specific sentencing guidelines.

When distinguishing between these categories, courts use the two-step framework from Mayo.

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

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

Zimbabwean courts used the case when granting equal rights for women who have children with non-citizens.

"Instead of citing White's rejection of the privilege, many lower courts used the Powell opinion to create a balancing test.