Sentence examples for established courts from inspiring English sources

In this capacity he subdued the hill chiefs, prepared a revenue settlement, established courts and police posts, curbed female infanticide and suttee (self-destruction by widows on their husbands' funeral pyres), and trained a group of officials.

Brazil, Uruguay and Venezuela have also established courts dedicated to cases of domestic violence.National and local governments in Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina have handed out panic buttons to women with restraining orders against abusive former partners.

Jessica Stern, the executive director of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, told the United Nations in August 2015 that the so-called Islamic State had established courts in Syria and Iraq that were sentencing men convicted of sodomy.

Suspects facing criminal trials in the newly established court have broken out of jail.

He is right to point out that plenty of legal matters are already decided outside the established court system, some of them in sharia tribunals.

The nation's jail population had swelled to 120,000 and the established court system would have taken more than a century to try them.

The established procedure is to pass special anti-terrorism laws, altering trial rules somewhat to handle terrorist cases, but not abandoning established court systems, and trying to retain the basic rights of those accused as far as possible.

The executive director of the Center on Law, Ethics and National Security at the Duke University Law School, Scott L. Silliman, said, "Once you open up review in an established court, you open up the specter of further appellate review".

Professor Skeel said that the Third Circuit, which includes Delaware, had an established court opinion that makes it harder to redo a collective bargaining agreement, a likely sticking point in a G.M. case.

Monteverdi was an established court composer in the service of Duke Vincenzo Gonzaga in Mantua when he wrote his first operas, L'Orfeo and L'Arianna, in the years 1606 08.

The Six Clerks were abolished in 1843, the Masters in Chancery in 1852, and when the Court of Chancery was abolished, the Master of the Rolls moved to the newly established Court of Appeal of England and Wales.