Sentence examples for of its courts from inspiring English sources

He cites Britain, and the alleged readiness of its courts to consider sharia (though in fact it is only applied in some civil and family cases when both parties agree, and the primacy of the law of the land remains paramount in all cases) as an example of how prevalent Islamic law might become.

The European Union has repeatedly reprimanded Italy for the sluggishness of its courts.

Mr. Anwar's trial called into question the motives of Malaysia's leaders and credibility of its courts.

The legal system of the Northern Territory and the jurisdiction of its courts are similar to those of the states.

(The catastrophic decline of Zimbabwe can be traced, in substantial part, to its government's habit of flouting the orders of its courts).

In England the church succeeded shortly after the Norman Conquest in establishing the jurisdiction of its courts for matters concerning succession upon death to personal property.

Thus Ibn Hawqal says of it only that, "It is one of the mosques distinguished by the spaciousness of its court, elegance of construction, and the fineness of its ceilings".

Apple, fresh off of its court victory last week, just informed the court the products it is going after for a U.S. sales ban on the basis of patent infringement.

One of its court artists was, however, the most provocative erotic artist of the Renaissance.

The Times included the luncheon at the top of its court and circular pages.

Now, the state is moving to assume direct responsibility for maintenance of its court buildings in Nassau.