Sentence examples for in certain courts from inspiring English sources

In the past, a hamemati was considered so untrustworthy that his testimony was not accepted in certain courts in Syria.

Many states, including New York, have offered pilot programs like this in certain courts, but not on this scale and never statewide.

And the legal risks are real when you consider that (a) the US software patent office is functionally incompetent and that (b) patent trolls have a good chance of winning cases in certain courts in Texas.

Decades of African-Americans being incapable of receiving fair trials in certain courts in the US has brought about the need for a major shift in policy: nothing has said that more clearly than the election of a black president.

However, there are monetary limitations that restrict the amounts of the awards that can be given in certain court divisions.

During the Australian Open, the Lawn Tennis Association announced pre-tax profits of £2,106,699, a £1 rise in Wimbledon tickets on certain courts (it was a lot back then, trust me), and plans made by Paul Hutchins to employ a foreign coach to work with the top players.

Formerly, in addition to the avocats, there were also avoués and agréés; the former represented litigants in all procedural matters except the oral presentation, prepared briefs, and negotiated settlements, while the latter, few in number, were responsible for pleading in certain commercial courts.

They march in to request that certain matches be played at certain times on certain courts.

In baseball videos, the combination of certain court views may be useful in determining the play of home runs or base hits [8].

Porsche is the majority shareholder of Volkswagen, owning about 51.0% of its shares and holding options to increase that to as much as 75.0% (and beyond, if a certain court case rules in its favor).

Although the question of who fills the ranks of the supreme judicial instance in European democracies is quite important, it was never as highly politicized as it is in the U.S. The fuss surrounding certain court rulings (regardless of the level) frequently crossed the Atlantic and made the U.S. seem to be ruled through important court decisions rather than through legislative procedure.