Sentence examples for courts which was from inspiring English sources

"They also told me," Mr. Shikapwashya said, "that they looked for eight months and no one would give us courts, which was a lie.

"A number of them were built around light courts, which was common in the days before air-conditioning but which is generally regarded as an inefficient floorplate today.

"The internal satisfaction, aside from the victory, is to see how much he has improved on fast courts, which was a goal we always had in mind without being sure we'd get there," Toni Nadal said.

That's not a race issue, that's a wealth issue, and we can't get into this.' " The Court said that it was up to legislatures to make judgments about redistribution of wealth, not courts — which was fine with Obama.

In the head office "SS, Courts," which was the leading office of the legal authorities, a special head department was created which carried out the over-all direction of the investigations in concentration camps and which was to take over the task ordinarily discharged by the public prosecutor.

While she was the administrative judge, she also headed the New York Judicial Committee on Women in the Courts, which was established after a two-year study had found that "gender bias against women litigants, attorneys and court employees is a pervasive problem".

Below the provincial courts are municipal courts, which are usually the courts of first appeal.

I can watch 10 different courts, which is really great.

Of 571 seats on the district courts, which are generally trial courts, he filled 290.

But Browder had entered the legal system through the Bronx criminal courts, which are chronically overwhelmed.

So do the courts, which are suspected of bias and corruption.