Sentence examples for on certain courts from inspiring English sources

They march in to request that certain matches be played at certain times on certain courts.

In tennis, the position of the ball is calculated by 10 cameras positioned around the court, with five pointed at each half of the court (on certain courts prone to being covered with heavy shadows, up to 12 cameras are used).

During the Australian Open, the Lawn Tennis Association announced pre-tax profits of £2,106,699, a £1 rise in Wimbledon tickets on certain courts (it was a lot back then, trust me), and plans made by Paul Hutchins to employ a foreign coach to work with the top players.

In the case of Millett, Alexander said he plans to filibuster her because he doesn't think senators should "even get to the question of [holding a procedural vote] on judges" until the Senate passes a bill by Senate Judiciary Committee ranking member Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) that reallocates the number of seats on certain courts.

Many states, including New York, have offered pilot programs like this in certain courts, but not on this scale and never statewide.

Certain courts cannot hear foreclosure cases or property ownership disputes.

I am actually receiving emails, plenty of them, off topic, on the subject of a certain court case but we have to stick to facts, not opinions.

Within any legal regime, certain court cases will attract a high public profile.

"And the jester is the one who puts his finger on certain truths that the court doesn't want to hear".

I will also work with Congress to use the Constitutional means available to reassert the right of the elected branches of government to defend their understanding of the meaning of the Constitution, including limiting the jurisdiction of the federal courts to decide on certain issues, when they believe the federal courts have engaged in a serious constitutional error.

The Cortes developed in the Middle Ages when elected representatives of the free municipalities acquired the right to take part in the deliberations of the Curia Regis (Latin: "King's Court") on certain matters.