Sentence examples for end courts from inspiring English sources

All of which suggests that politicians may enact as many "locks" as they please, but in the end courts hold the keys.

20 NEW YORK/REGION 27-33 Stands and Cities Move to End Courts' Role in Prisons New York City correction officials, using a little-noticed law signed by President Clinton in 1996, are moving to free themselves from court supervision of prison conditions.

Why, then, are negotiations to end court oversight stalled?

In July, Mr. Nickles filed a motion to end court oversight of the agency.

The new law is intended to end court challenges to the plans for a memorial between the Washington and Lincoln Monuments.

But in the end, court documents show, the city warned off another potential buyer and seized the property for less than $1.50 a square foot.

When the strike ended, courts reduced the sentences of some militants, and the king pardoned several hundred more.

Among housing reformers there was a dislike of dead ends, courts, and the old situation where habitations were turned in upon themselves in their own social privacy.

Several states, including Washington, Florida and Arkansas, have already ended court supervision of parts of their prison systems.

"When the Queen ended Court presentations in 1958, it signaled a shift toward informality," said Sonnet Stanfill, a curator for the show.

Judge Haight rejected the union's assertion that the standard for ending court-ordered supervision should be whether mob control of the union had ended.