Sentence examples for fewer courts from inspiring English sources

Tom Marsh, a first selectman in Chester, said fewer courts would prove inefficient and alienate tax payers.

Better care and fewer court cases against medics will save nearly £1bn over 10 years, so revalidation would almost pay for itself, the government says.

The independent analysis has calculated that YRIs save the public purse £1m a year in reduced administration costs for the police and youth support service, fewer court costs and reduced NHS spending.

Thornton, in noting that fewer court proceedings were being observed by anyone outside the legal profession, is alarmed that there was "virtually no lay oversight, no-one to highlight problems or malpractice".

Singh predicts that the new law will lead to fewer court battles.

"Very few courts allow a letter of determination to get to the jury," he said.

But come with a relaxed attitude and time – Paris has many players but too few courts.

Winchester fives is a game confined to a few schools, there being no association or championships and few courts.

A few courts have found that certain forms of surreptitious sampling do violate the Fourth Amendment.

A few courts over, John Isner beat Gilles Simon, who was ranked twelfth.

There are far too few courts, judges and lawyers to serve the needs of the country's 1.2 billion people.