Sentence examples for courts were established from inspiring English sources

The first courts were established in 1993 as an emergency response to disorder in north Mogadishu.

The Magistrates' Courts were established in 1970 and decide criminal and civil matters.

In the vacuum of a failed state Islamic courts were established along clan lines to dispense justice where no other method existed.

Regional labour courts were established in 1969, and matters of marriage and divorce are dealt with by the religious courts of the various recognized communities.

Under a European Union UN Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) counterpiracy program, UN-backed regional courts were established in both Kenya and the Seychelles to prosecute suspected pirates captured by EU naval forces.

Creators need space to create, and, in truth, many a modern sport could benefit from removing a player from each team, even in regulation time, considering that most of the dimensions of the world's fields and courts were established in an era when elite athletes were not as strong and, above all, as fast as those of today.

The Pakistani government agreed this month to the Taliban demand that Shariah courts be established throughout the Malakand region.

In November the first of China's new specialized Intellectual Property Courts was established in Beijing, with similar courts also opening in Shanghai and Guangzhou.

As part of a series of judicial reforms initiated at the end of the 20th century, the Supreme Court, with justices appointed by the monarch, was declared the final court of appeal for both civil and criminal cases; a system of intermediary appeals courts was established to handle cases from courts of first instance scattered throughout the country.

Within the therapeutic justice model, "problem solving" specialty courts are established that use legal leverage to address the root cause of criminal behavior (e.g., addiction, domestic violence or mental illness) through treatment and community resources (Hora et al. [1999]).

"How many courts are established in the Constitution?