Sentence examples for fledgling court from inspiring English sources

These are dangerous times for the fledgling court.

Eight judges and two prosecutors have been hastily trained to get a fledgling court system running.

Ms Bigombe herself accused the fledgling court of seeking "to prove itself at the cost of peace".

Accusing the fledgling court of trying to raise its profile, they called on Mr Museveni to withdraw his invitation to the court to intervene.

ANTAKYA, Turkey — When members of a fledgling court system in Aleppo, Syria, refused to hand over newly refurbished offices to the head of a Shariah Board last month, four vehicles filled with heavily armed fighters promptly roared through the fence surrounding the five-story concrete building.

He plans to start immediately to investigate the two-year conflict, which has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and driven 2m people from their homes.It is the first time the Security Council has referred a case to the fledgling court.

In a landmark decision watched closely throughout Southeast Asia, Thailand's fledgling bankruptcy court declared Thai Petrochemical Industry, that country's largest corporate debtor, insolvent today.

Exasperated lenders, which include not only Thailand's largest bank but the World Bank's International Finance Corporation and the United States Export-Import Bank, petitioned Thailand's fledgling bankruptcy court to let them take over the company.

But the noose is tightening.Meanwhile, the ICC's arrest of Mr Lubanga, leader of the Union of Congolese Patriots, one of the most dangerous militias in Congo's war-torn Ituri region, has strengthened the credibility of the fledgling international court, which is still fiercely opposed by America.

In one of those strange closed loops that seem to permeate the New York law enforcement world, one of the last men to have seen Mr. Gelb alive was Richard A. Brown, at the time a fledgling criminal court judge in Brooklyn and now the Queens district attorney whose office is involved in the current case.

Now, on top of that, the Pentagon official overseeing the fledgling war court has decided that one way to make these cases function more efficiently is to force the judges involved to live at the Guantanamo naval base until their cases are over.