Sentence examples for directed court from inspiring English sources

Justice Bartley was unswayed, and directed court officers to take Mr. Morrissey, 70, into custody.

Kiesel directed court officers to give Sorokin coffee or water and ordered a break.

Until 1968 this office was also responsible for stage censorship, a survival from the time when the lord chamberlain directed court entertainment.

One of the things that rile Addison most about the same-sex marriage issue, which peaked in Mississippi on Friday when the state attorney general directed court clerks to stop issuing marriage licenses to gay couples, is the idea that same-sex marriage is a civil right.

It essentially directed courts to award billions in assets held by Iran in a U.S. bank to the victims, which years earlier had won court judgments for their pain and suffering.

Judges will have to become more active in directing court proceedings where couples no longer have lawyers to support them in court.

The canon of constitutional avoidance directs courts to decide constitutional questions only as a last resort.

Crown Simpson, the Government says, broadens the statutory inquiry under subparagraph (F) by directing courts to ask whether agency actions are " 'functionally similar' " to permit issuances or denials.

It directs courts to grant wide leeway to executive branch agencies when they reasonably interpret acts of Congress that are ambiguous.

Contract law regulates third party claims against contract parties with the third party beneficiary doctrine, which directs courts to ask whether the contracting parties "intended" to benefit a particular third party.

Of course the BIP directs courts, social workers or medical practitioners in some case to promote the interests of a particular child.