Sentence examples for forms of court from inspiring English sources

The agreement sets out the possible sanctions – eviction, parenting orders, care proceedings and other forms of court action – in the event of a repeated failure to co-operate with the programme.

Building on third-century trends towards absolutism, he styled himself an autocrat, elevating himself above the empire's masses with imposing forms of court ceremonies and architecture.

The ballet comique influenced the development of the 17th-century ballet de cour (court ballet), an extravagant form of court entertainment.

The war had ended by the time the men were killed, he said, meaning that there was no longer a state of war that would have allowed any form of court martial.

This timespan saw opera develop, from its beginnings as a limited form of court entertainment, to become part of the mainstream of public musical theatre.

An unintended consequence of the lawsuit was that many details of Salinger's private life, including that he had spent the last twenty years writing, in his words, "Just a work of fiction ... That's all", became public in the form of court transcripts.

Fourteen percent of all respondents and one in three consultants had a direct experience of litigation, this include any form of court process even if the doctor did not attend the court by him or herself.

The family seemed to have suffered a form of court-sanctioned gaslighting.

"It's becoming a form of court-packing," one White House correspondent told me.

While all 50 states offer some form of court-mandated treatment, New York will be the first to make it an integral part of the system.

But they suggested that the airline, already bailed out by the state four times, would likely undergo some form of court-led restructuring similar to a Chapter 11 filing in the United States, a bold step for the new government of Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama.