Sentence examples for defendant submits from inspiring English sources

An ancient form of adjudication known as trial by ordeal became commonplace after 500 A.D.; its heyday lasted from 800 to 1200 A.D. In trial by ordeal, a defendant submits to a gruelling physical test, the outcome of which is taken as a sign from God, an indication of guilt or innocence.

"While it is true, as defendant submits, that the creasing of the MetroCards did not add monetary value where none existed, the damage to the MetroCards thwarted the usual computer processing of the information contained on the magnetic strips," Judge Victoria A. Graffeo wrote in a 12-page decision.

In this case, the defendant submitted his position stating that he had fulfilled his obligations to the plaintiff properly, but did not receive any payment.

In applying for the loans, the defendants submitted false personal and financial data to make the buyers appear more creditworthy than they actually were, the indictment says, and the defendants told banks and other lenders that the straw buyers intended to live in the homes, which was not true.

The defendant has submitted that that was Rob's bad, because his phone had died, and he apologized, like, ten times.

Online negotiation platforms are another tool that allow the claimant and defendant to submit the highest and lowest figures acceptable to them, speeding up the process of reaching a settlement.

In the official press statement from The Office of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr: "In December 2012, [the defendant] submitted a spin painting purportedly by Damien Hirst to Sotheby's, an auction house in Manhattan, where it was to be considered for sale in March 2013.

He invited the defendants to submit claims for legal bills.

The defendants will submit their objections to the plan a week after that.

The legal filings that initiate civil suits must, after all, meet some minimum standards of cogency and legal sufficiency before plaintiffs can force defendants to submit to the information-gathering process lawyers call discovery, much less trial.

One of those friends, Li Yizhou, fled to Thailand and tried to help the defendants by submitting letters to the court saying his reports to security officials were exaggerated or fabricated.