Sentence examples for courts were made from inspiring English sources

Thus, all of Cleveland's appointments to the circuit courts were made in his first term, and all of his appointments to the Courts of Appeals were made in his second.

But those talks led nowhere, and the plaintiffs pressed on with their case, just as courts were making it harder for class actions to succeed.

Before too long, courts were making arguments about computer "trespass," as if we were actually setting foot on someone's computer.

Under the Swedish legal system, appointments of lay judges to district and county courts are made by political parties.

Decisions in the family courts are made on the balance of probabilities; that is, what a judge thinks probably happened.

Several complete tables found at Pompeii and Herculaneum, usually in gardens or open courts, are made of marble and decorated with beautifully carved heads of lions and panthers.

The courts are made of a khaki coloured sand which is both resilient, binding, and porous, not unlike the famous "ant-hill" of South Africa.

"They wanted me to say that the lines on the court were made of cocaine.

He added: "Decisions on whether or not to pursue action in court were made after careful consideration by career prosecutors at the Justice Department.

"Rescinding orders were made with respect to the TIEAs.... Orders of the court were made to seal them".

Instead, experienced defence solicitors such as Edwards and Nichol say courts are "making it up as they go along".