Sentence examples for important courts from inspiring English sources
The D.C. Circuit is one of the most important courts in this Country and has particular importance to the military, veterans and military families.
The American people would have benefited from a more thorough vetting of some of those already serving on important courts.
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, one of the nation's most important courts, has suffered particularly in this process, with three unfilled seats and no judge confirmed for the court since 2006.
The efforts made by Calonne's successors to enforce fiscal reforms in spite of resistance by the privileged classes led to the so-called revolt of the "aristocratic bodies," notably that of the parlements (the most important courts of justice), whose powers were curtailed by the edict of May 1788.
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Rawls looks to fundamental ideas implicit, for example, in the design of the society's government, in the written constitution that specifies individual rights, and in the historic decisions of important courts.
And so, in the fifth year of his Presidency, Obama has failed to place even a single judge on the D.C. Circuit, considered the second most important court in the nation, as it deals with cases of national importance.
He won an important court victory on behalf of all of his building's residents.
The Judiciary Committee should torpedo the plan now, before it does serious harm to this important court.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit is often called the second most important court in the nation.
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