Sentence examples for make court from inspiring English sources

And it surely is not efficient for these firms to have partners make court appearances on such mundane matters.

Some, for instance, often refused to let the young female associates make court appearances, even though they did the bulk of work on most cases.

The Department of Health is preparing to make court diversion and liaison schemes for the mentally ill a top priority for primary care trusts.

In one article she reported on patients being hounded by collection agencies and their lawyers, only to end up in jail for failing to make court appearances in connection with their hospital bills.

And in a move that could have the most far-reaching impact on public records, a committee of federal judges last week concluded a closely watched investigation into whether to make court proceedings electronically accessible.

Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr., a Republican who is also pushing a bill to allow trailer owners to make court challenges to large rent increases in the parks, agreed.

The issue of where the responsibility lies to make court-imposed family arrangements work, troubles me.

It was June 2007, and the department was under pressure to make court-ordered improvements to conditions at Unit 32, where violence was brewing.

Yesterday, as Merrill was being granted another week to make court-ordered changes to its stock reports, the industry's main trade group was arguing against proposed reforms.

During that time, the two fought over Bannon's repeated failures to make court-ordered support payments, and other issues involving the twins.

"They sound populist, but the proposal is to make courts answer to politicians and interest groups".