Sentence examples for examples of courts from inspiring English sources

Yet, the historical record has plenty of examples of courts ordering executives to obey detailed mandates.

More examples of court showmanship.

Clinicians cited examples of court action garnering publicity and empathy, or where a child's death resulted in significant financial loss for the family.

But Whelan himself has referred to a decision in which the judge relied upon the language of FCC v. Beach Communications as an example of court "properly applying rational basis review and judicial restraint".

History is full of examples of the courts approving limits on civil liberties when the country was perceived to be in danger.

He would like to stop his fellow-jurists from citing the examples of foreign courts and legislatures, which they often do in death-penalty cases, but he has not.

But the media organizations argued that criminal trials were different, and cited examples of appeals courts invoking a balancing test when a reporter was called to testify about sources at a trial.

Author Margaret Kohn recommended Free Speech, "The People's Darling Privilege" as a resource, "for extensive examples of the courts' willingness to countenance restrictions on speech", in her book Brave New Neighborhoods: The Privatization of Public Space.

But Kennedy was undeterred, drawing on repeated examples of the court's previous evolution on the subjects of marriage and civil rights to argue that it was time for the court to come down from off the fence on perhaps the last big outstanding civil rights question of the modern age.

Zhang pointed to specific examples of past court intrigues involving eunuchs, and convinced Shun that he should assume greater authority and limit their influence.

The dissenters noted various historical examples of the Court applying laches to Indian equitable claims, and argued that the doctrine should also be applied to the action of ejectment (which they admitted was an action at law, not equity).