Sentence examples for leading courts from inspiring English sources

one of the leading courts concerning the law of copyright.

For half a day, leading courts, including the Old Bailey, fell silent for the first time since the 14th century.

Calling themselves troubadours, they circulated among the leading courts of the region, devoting themselves to writing and singing poetry in the vernacular.

But by the nineteen-eighties, the judiciary's focus had shifted to protecting consumers, leading courts to become more prone to ruling in favor of the corporation, on the grounds that lower prices are good for consumers.

The country's leading court said it had authorised the toppling of the president.

Victor A. Kovner, the chairman of the Committee for Modern Courts, a leading court-reform group in the state for decades, said his group had not been consulted.

After the death of the Baroque architect Johann Fischer von Erlach, a strong influence on Hildebrandt, the younger man became the leading court architect.

On Sunday, the country's leading court disqualified a racist Jewish politician from next month's national elections while allowing the candidacy of an Arab party.

C. 1501 - c. 1600 Muḥammadī, byname of Mīrzā ʿAlī (flourished 16th century, Ṣafavid Iran) one of the leading court painters during the time (1548 97) that the Ṣafavid capital was Qazvīn.

C. 1405 or c. 1415 Aalst, Belgium 1475 Valenciennes, France Georges Chastellain, Chastellain also spelled Chastelain (born c. 1405 or c. 1415, Aalst, Brabant died 1475, Valenciennes, Burgundian Hainaut) Burgundian chronicler and one of the leading court poets.

The leading court at the UN will rule on Monday on whether Japan has the right to hunt whales in the Antarctic, an emotive case that activists say is make-or-break for the mammals' future.