Sentence examples for courts widespread from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the current discussion tends to ignore these advocates and the important role they play in countering the courts' widespread indifference.

Redacted (2007) Brian De Palma Focusing on the rape of a 14-year-old Iraqi girl by US soldiers, De Palma's film, based on real-life events, courted widespread controversy.

President Khama appointed as vice president Mompati Merafhe, a military colleague and former foreign minister; adopted dignity and discipline as his slogan; and courted widespread popularity by touring remote villages and upbraiding government employees.

Foreclosure abuses, like the routine filing of apparent forgeries with the nation's courts, gained widespread notoriety in 2010.

After Italian courts found widespread evidence of graft, European officials demanded this summer that Italy redirect the entire $500 million that Europe had dedicated to the road to other projects.

The problems in town and village courts received widespread attention after a series of articles published in 2006 in The New York Times.

The outcome rekindled fears, particularly among Western banks that are in trouble at home — and must contend with large exposure to Russian corporate debt — that malleable courts and widespread jurisdiction shopping have become a shield against collecting loans.

The defendants were scheduled to be retried by civilian courts after widespread international criticism.

The new evaluation, also ordered by the court, followed widespread criticism of the earlier finding.

A previously secret 2011 opinion of a judge on the Fisa Court found widespread overcollection of Americans' emails.

So far, only a few former city workers have filed official objections with the court despite widespread objections and legal manoeuvres to block the proceedings.