Sentence examples for help courts from inspiring English sources

In October last year, the head of the family courts issued guidance to help courts deal with a growing number of cases involving teenagers who have become radicalised.

"It is the job of governments to help courts to do their work and that will continue to be our approach".

Handwriting analysis was the first investigative discipline developed specifically to help courts resolve disputes, and for most of the last century judges accepted it uncritically in cases involving contested documents like wills, ransom notes and forged checks.

For Burdeen, of the Pretrial Justice Institute, the new law will help courts in Connecticut reduce the long-standing reliance on money bail.

Both Theresa May and Cameron popped to Witney to help Courts's campaign.

Locksmiths and firefighters across the country have joined the fray, refusing in many cases to help court bailiffs open doors and break into houses.

While in court on May 5, Mr. Schmude turned to his wife and said he had been beaten and needed medical help, court transcripts showed.

Yet, when she does appear on television, she comes across as sincere, articulate, unpompous and with a genuine passion, like her father, for social justice.But in that, again like her father, she cannot help courting controversy.

Although federal election law prohibits super PACs from coordinating their spending with campaigns they are supporting, the Obama camp is exploiting loopholes that allow the president's aides to help court donors.

The idea is to help court big brands who are already spending a lot, to keep spending that money by ensuring that what they are doing is actually working… and possibly spend more.

Among the more than 20 Supreme Court and hundreds of lower court opinions applying and discussing the case, it has been influential in helping courts clarify protections on a range of speech issues.