Sentence examples for demand for courts from inspiring English sources

With it artists could produce fresco-size pictures, much in demand for courts and churches, that were portable.

Jacqui Smith, then Labour home secretary, and subsequently William Hague, then foreign secretary, signed "public interest immunity (PII) certificates" – demands for court gagging orders.

Jacqui Smith, the then Labour home secretary, and subsequently William Hague, then foreign secretary, signed "public interest immunity (PII) certificates" – demands for court gagging orders.

After the change to the stricter system, demands for court appearances from forensic chemists in Washington spiked to more than 50 a month from around 10, the brief said, before settling around 24.

Chris Deutsch of the NADCP says the demand for drug courts is great.

The silk slipper-satin, long-sleeve sheath with lace tunic bridal confection was created by society designers Farquharson and Wheelock--two Scottish sisters in demand for their court presentation gowns as well--with ateliers in New York and Washington, D. C., where, it seems, Cornelia also purchased items for her trousseau.

With girls playing in greater numbers and organized sports starting earlier in childhood, demand for field and court space is way up.

But Dr. Hensala is challenging the demand for reimbursement in court, in what may be the first such lawsuit against the Pentagon.

It recommended closed inquests, and that the role of judges be relegated merely to judicially reviewing ministers' demands for secret court hearings "in the public interest".

Tonight's opinion from the Florida court does not directly affect that case, which is now under deliberation by the United States Supreme Court, but at this morning's oral arguments in Washington, a key justice expressed annoyance that the Florida court never responded to the United States court's demand for a new opinion.

The demand for the abolition of sharia courts in Britain, as elsewhere, is not an attack on people's right to religion; it is a defence of human rights, especially since the imposition of sharia courts is a demand of Islamism to restrict citizens' rights.