Sentence examples for gathering of courts from inspiring English sources
At a gathering of Courts leaders in a Mogadishu hotel, Sharif urged them to unite their efforts.
"My name is Trey Anastasio, and I'm a recovering alcoholic and a proud graduate of the Washington drug court program," he tells a gathering of drug court professionals and supportive members of Congress.
And there was no more perfect example of his single-minded cussedness than the final 24 minutes of his quarter-final against Gaël Monfils in the gathering gloom of Court Philippe Chatrier on Wednesday night.
At the heart was Henry's domestic household, called the domus; a wider grouping was termed the familia regis, and formal gatherings of the court were termed curia.
They are gathering to court and breed.
The gathering of evidence and actual court hearings took six years.
YALC will host an all-star gathering of 50 authors in Earls Court 2 (in the book zone) to chat, hold workshops, and sign books, as part of London Film and Comic Con 2014.
The 60-page document addressed questions from the court judges, and listed steps Libya was taking including the training of staff, the gathering of evidence and the preparation of the court.
The term "parliament" first appeared in the 1230s and 1240s to describe large gatherings of the royal court, and parliamentary gatherings were held periodically throughout Henry's reign.
