Sentence examples similar to essential court from inspiring English sources

By making it her personal business to be present at a non-essential court date of a celebrity defendant, she indeed treated that celebrity differently from every other defendant who passes through the system.

Even more mysteriously exquisite is the handle of one of the exhibition's several swords, which were essential at court; its textured handle seems carved from deep purple rock crystal, but is actually lacquered rayskin.

While on the subject of the queen: it is not considered good form, even for monarchs, to suddenly remember things that are essential to court battles going on at that very minute -- in this case, that she had known that Mr. Burrell was holding for safekeeping the items he was later accused of stealing.

Under these conditions, according to Allen Fox, the author of "Tennis: Winning the Mental Match," a powerful serve became essential: "The courts were lightning fast, and the balls were light.

Justice O'Connor, writing for the majority in the case, Georgia v. Ashcroft, said it was essential for courts to examine the overall impact of a districting plan, including the number of " 'influence districts,' where minority voters may not be able to elect a candidate of choice but can play a substantial, if not decisive, role in the process".

"When the political branches are faced with so many difficult issues, and when so many of our fellow citizens have been touched by hardship," the chief justice wrote, "the public might welcome a year-end report limited to what is essential: The courts are operating soundly, and the nation's dedicated federal judges are conscientiously discharging their duties".

Amy Castillo's case highlights the pressing need for the 2012 iteration of VAWA to focus on essential judicial court-related services that train prosecutors and judges how to handle sensitive domestic violence cases; provide advocates for children trapped in the cycle of violence; and forge efficiencies in the system that allow for timely, consistent rulings.

That is essential for the court's work and for its credibility.

And it is essential that the court continue to monitor the defendant, and that the program provides support.

Since the Koryŏ dynasty (918 1392) it has been an essential instrument in court ensemble music (hyang-ak).

In these heated circumstances, when so much is at stake for the state and nation, it is essential for this court and all public officials to be faithful to the rule of law.