Sentence examples for good courts from inspiring English sources

Britain has good courts, strong traditions of legality and a lot of lawyers with time on their hands who are good at upholding due process, so that we tend to process requests from overseas and also take them to all available appeals.

Aspiring players face huge challenges from finding good courts to the right coaches.

"France has some of the best coaches in the world, a club system that is the envy of nearly all of their international rivals and good courts in almost every town across the nation," Pat Cash, Australia's 1987 Wimbledon champion, wrote in the Sunday Times.

And when We, the People have a say we say we want to restore the virtuous circle of prosperity: we create the fertile ground for businesses to prosper by building roads and bridges and good schools, we help them prosper by providing good courts, regulation to keep the giants from domination and to keep the components of the economy functioning smoothly, and investing in research and universities.

So any court is a good court".

It will be on a good court.

"He has a very good court presence," she said.

What does a good Court Self-Help website look like?

'It's a pretty good court at this year's Open.

Are skillful table-tennis (Ping-Pong) players generally good court-tennis players?

She has very good court vision, and that's why she can hit the open man".