Sentence examples for make courts and from inspiring English sources

Create a "first amendment law" to make courts and public bodies take into account the importance of a free press.

Males make courts with gray and white objects that increase in size with distance from the avenue entrance.

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

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

Mr. Salmoni charged in a 1998 lawsuit that Mr. Fagan had allowed that claim to be thrown out by repeatedly failing to make court appearances and had let the statute of limitations expire without refiling.

After their fourth-round exits Tuesday, both Radwanska and Halep complained firmly about tournament organizers' decision to make them play through drizzles — or worse — that made courts slippery and clay-caked tennis balls heavy. .

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

They came up with the idea of breaking up and crushing terracotta pots and using and making courts out of this.

Richard passed a number of laws, including an early version of legal aid and making courts use English, which benefited the common man.

At Tübingen, Bilfinger was made court preacher and, in 1721, professor of philosophy at the university there.

He was then forced to leave Holland but was welcomed in Berlin (1748) by Frederick the Great, made court reader, and appointed to the academy of science.