Sentence examples for needs a court from inspiring English sources

X Factor needs a court jester.

To clear his name, Lynch either needs a court case or a ruling from one of the regulators looking into the issue.

Dr. Hamburg said the F.D.A. needed the power to require that compounders making high-risk products register with the agency and to compel them to submit to inspections and show their records, something she said the agency now often needs a court order to do.

Judge John D. Bates, of the district court here, called the case "extraordinary and unique," and he pressed Justice Department lawyers to explain why the government needs a court warrant to eavesdrop on an American overseas but not to kill one.

Certainly, neither of these parties needs a court restraint, or even an agreement between them, to make a personal decision not to disseminate information (either in person or through agents) that tends to portray the other in a derogatory manner that is hurtful to their children".

Jowell, the most senior politician yet proved to have been targeted, also fears her phone has been hacked again in the past week, but has been told she needs a court order before Scotland Yard can release information it holds about the original interception five years ago.

The Washington Post's Charles Lane told his readers: "the government needs a court-issued warrant, based on probable cause, to listen in on phone calls".

The Washington Post's Charles Lane told his readers: "the government needs a court-issued warrant, based on probable cause, to listen in on phone calls". The Post's David Ignatius told Post readers that NSA internet surveillance "is overseen by judges who sit on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court" and is "lawful and controlled".

"We need a court to find the truth," he says.

"But the law says they need a court warrant".

For instance, they do not need a court order to impose sanctions.