Sentence examples for issues to courts from inspiring English sources

Child sex tourism poses unique issues to courts that will require ongoing clarification as challenges arise.

Once a couple takes their issues to court, the judge decides and what he or she says goes.

Netanyahu is no doubt betting on Hillary, who has moved to the left on many issues to court liberal voters but not on Israel.

Those in opposition of the project took their issues to court citing the 1964 Civil Rights Act which is supposed to prohibit racial quotas in hiring.

But American Express chose to take the issue to court.

When Sweatt took the issue to court, the university established a separate law school for black students in Houston.

Mr. Burke says he is intent on getting his proposal approved, even if he needs to take the issue to court.

If it's not, Ms. Barnard starts the process of sending a cease-and-desist order and, if the violator still has not complied, taking the issue to court.

A text of the court decision seen by BBC Newsnight showed his solicitor had contacted the girl's mother asking her to agree to vaccinate the children, or the father would take the issue to court.

While no bank appears to be ready to take the issue to court, specialists say that will remain a possibility as long as questions about how the bonus caps will work remain unanswered.

"If the state and the city actually ever bring this issue to court, it will be terrible publicity for Florence," fretted Gabriele Toccafondi, a member of Parliament and the local leader of the center-right People of Freedom Party.