Sentence examples for lost court from inspiring English sources

The reluctance of chiropractors to get their act together, despite a lost court case, scientific evidence and mounting negative public opinion, is more than a little disconcerting.

The big framework for working hours across the union is the Working Time Directive, introduced by the European commission in 1993 - but it only came into force in the UK in 1998 after a lost court battle two years earlier.

Lord Saville has lost court actions to compel the soldiers to come here, and this week he announced that the inquiry would move to England this summer to take their testimony there.

In the past year, ordinances regulating sex offenders' housing in three municipalities — Cherry Hill, Galloway Township and Lower Township — lost court challenges, in part because state laws already provide for oversight of where sex offenders can live, said Michael Z. Buncher, a New Jersey deputy public defender.

The government has arrested three people for unlawful assembly, closed an area near government offices that was a favorite spot for protests by Falun Gong adherents and rounded up Chinese immigrants who have lost court cases to remain in Hong Kong.

Former minister Andrew Mitchell refused an offer to settle his "Plebgate" libel case just two months before he lost, court papers seen by the BBC show.

She has spent much of her time since then fighting a losing court battle.

Both companies are struggling to revive growth after losing court battles to protect drug patents.

P16 Sainsbury's loses court bid to ban Tesco price ads.

Jaycee Dugard loses court case against federal parole officials.

She lost in court.