Sentence examples for frequency of courts from inspiring English sources
There are no reliable statistics on the frequency of courts in Lebanon that order rape victims to marry their rapists, but research by ABAAD showed that 30percentt of people polled said they knew girls who were raped and then forced to marry the men who had attacked them.
Indeed, among hybrid F2[ g] and F2[ v] males, the frequency of courting differs among males in the three movement classes (χ =17.55, 2 d.f., p<0.0005).
The question of whether proof of motive is necessary has come up with surprising frequency in courts around the country in the years since the Supreme Court's 2004 decision in Crawford v. Washington.
Tight court budgets, the frequency of jury trials and the number of filed wrongful injury lawsuits keep going down to case levels well under five percent of what the needs for justice require.
Early work on Drosophila spp. revealed that flies heterozygous for certain inversions showed superior fitness and developmental homoeostasis compared with their homozygote counterparts (Dobzhansky and Wallace 1953; Spiess and Langer 1966), which was correlated to increased courting and mating frequency of heterozygote males (Brncic and Koref-Santibanez 1964).
The judicial system in Lithuania consists of courts of general jurisdiction and courts of special jurisdiction.
List of Courts in Wisconsin.
Some communities have admirably created special courts to help decrease the frequency of contacts between individuals with a mental illness and the criminal justice system.
Men still want to take lead in the quantity and frequency of contact they have with a prospective mate in the courting phase of the relationship.
