Sentence examples for modified courts from inspiring English sources

Using modified courts and balls has a positive effect on increasing the technical proficiency and number and success of shots and facilitates the learning experience of young players.

A Federal District Court judge in San Francisco ruled in July 2000 that Napster should be shut down, but the service operated until July 2001, through its appeal and its attempt to comply with a modified court order.

In particular, they thought the White House might be open to a solution that would abandon the tribunal approach in favor of one that would modify court-martial procedures to reflect the realities of putting terror suspects on trial.

"I know to some degree we're already on the right track because we've already modified our courts to make it fairer," he said.

She has endorsed proposals that would allow troubled home buyers to have their mortgages modified in court.

Congress could fix that big flaw by finally allowing bankrupt borrowers to have their mortgages modified under court protection.

As so modified, the court held the ordinance constitutionally valid as applied to petitioners and dismissed the case.

Instead, lawmakers should allow bankrupt homeowners to have their mortgages modified under court protection and carefully and quickly vet the possibilities for taxpayer- financed assistance.

The administration also appears to be waffling in its support for passing new legislation that would allow bankrupt homeowners to have their mortgages modified under court protection.

They ditched what would have been the bill's most powerful measure — allowing bankrupt homeowners to have their mortgages modified under court protection.

When he unveiled the plan, Mr. Obama said that he would support legislation to let bankrupt homeowners have their mortgages modified under court protection.