Sentence examples for free courts from inspiring English sources

Which raises the question: What profiteth a man if he gains a world of free courts yet lacks a partner?

The changes also free courts to consider local concerns and give the court, not the state, final say over placement.

You don't have money and so you look for free courts all the time because you cannot pay.

Federation Cup coach Judy Murray, the Wimbledon champion's mother, has been a passionate advocate of improving grassroots tennis and has called on the LTA to introduce more "free courts" around the UK to widen the game beyond what she called its "middle-class and elitist" base.

Prime Minister Begin, consistent with the views of his mentor Jabotinsky, did everything to strengthen democratic values, free speech, free courts and free expression.

Flanked by hundreds of supporters chanting "Free courts!", Chief Justice Malgorzata Gersdorf showed up at the Supreme Court in Warsaw in defiance of a controversial new law that came into effect at midnight Tuesday, forcing her and up to 26 colleagues from the bench.

Judge Wolf has also not yet decided whether Mr. Bulger is eligible for a free, court-appointed lawyer.

I decided we needed to provide a free court service, where trained volunteers would help people like our farm worker.

Sutton East plans to charge $795 for a five-day summer camp that includes 35 hours of play, but will also donate 158 hours of free court time each week to community groups.

And when Judge Peck said Mr. Muse was being given a free court-appointed lawyer, and asked if he understood his right to counsel, Mr. Muse said: "I understand.

"Our evaluation is that she deserves a correct, fair trial, but that in a free court she would be condemned," said Ronald Gamara, a leading human rights lawyer, in an interview late last year before he joined the transition government.