Sentence examples for joint courts from inspiring English sources

"[He] has consistently taken the position that all the judges in Northern Ireland would resign if joint courts were introduced," Thatcher was informed by her officials.

In a joint court filing last week, the parties proposed a trial date of July 9, next year.

India and Pakistan will hold their first-ever joint court proceedings, when a judicial commission from Pakistan comes to India to authenticate Ajmal Kasab's statement in Mumbai.

In a joint court filing late last week, the companies told US District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California that they were not seeking to bar Jobs' interactions with other witnesses about the no-hire agreements.

The ministry will ask for that stop order to be lifted at a hearing scheduled for next Wednesday -- the same day Mr. Khodorkovsky and Mr. Lebedev are due to make a second joint court appearance in their criminal trial.

The judge's comments come a week after the Justice Department, in a joint court filing with 16 states and the District of Columbia, said the November 2002 consent decree had "fallen short" of its goal of nurturing competition in the software industry.

The hearing Wednesday was a routine one, but it marked the first joint court appearance for the four men since they were arrested and appeared briefly before a judge last month on a range of charges including murder, robbery, extortion, arson and other counts dating from 1968 to 2013.

Lawyers for both sides declined to discuss the negotiations, but a joint court filing called the meeting "productive".

The joint court filing by ITT and lawyers for the shareholders states that ITT denies all the claims in the case and believes it has done nothing wrong. .

On Wednesday Sheikh Sharif Ahmed, chairman of the joint Islamic Courts Union, softened his rhetoric.

An Irish suggestion that there should be joint north/south courts was dismissed by Thatcher's handwritten "No" and the note: "They are asking far too much.