Sentence examples for courts we will from inspiring English sources

As the matter is now before the courts we will not be making any further public comment," it said.

By blocking roads outside of courts, we will be symbolically highlighting the devastating effect that changes to legal aid will have on access to justice.

Presumably, as more detainee lawsuits make their way through the federal courts, we will learn additional details about the mistreatment of enemy combatants, particularly because the new administration's lawyers won't have the same incentive to suppress such information.

Let the megamalls have their food courts; we will take a serene respite here from work-a-day chores with a few steamed dumplings and a pot of rose flower tea.

In United States v. Munsingwear, we explained that when a case becomes moot in its journey through the federal courts we will reverse or vacate the "unreviewable" judgment below and remand with directions to dismiss.

"Now that the previous reform packages are beginning to show results in speedier processes especially in the high courts, we will extend the scope of these improvements to the whole judiciary with this package," Mr. Ergin told Turkish reporters outside a meeting of the judiciary committee in Parliament last week, according to the semi-official Anatolia news agency.

They noted that Makana's ballad — which includes the lyrics "we'll occupy the streets, we'll occupy the courts, we'll occupy the offices of you, till you do the bidding of the many, not the few" — filled the room as more than a dozen heads of state, including President Obama and Hu Jintao of China, had dinner.

Though the artist says he repeated the chorus, "We'll occupy the streets, we'll occupy the courts, we'll occupy the offices of you, till you do the bidding of the many, not the few," for roughly forty-five minutes, remarkably, no one at the dinner seemed to have noticed.

If this is followed by the courts, we'll have nationwide protection in the workplace.

As the case now makes its way through the courts, we'll keep an eye out for more Walmart news for the history books in 2017.

If that means we finish up in court, we will finish up in court".