Sentence examples for operating in the court of from inspiring English sources

The existing broadcasters operating in the court of appeal – the BBC, Sky, ITN and the Press Association – have agreed to support the pilot period at no cost to the public purse, the MoJ said.

There are approximately 2,600 drug courts currently operating in the US (NIJ 2012), with 147 of these in NYS (NYS UCS 2014).

The prosecutor is operating in a court "owned" by the convening authority.

The word is sometimes translated as "mascot", but yuru-kyara are significantly different from mascots in the west, such as those associated with professional sports teams, which tend to be benign, prankish one-dimensional court jesters that operate in the narrow realm of the sidelines during game time.

And to question decisions which seem unjust … "The family courts no longer operate in the dark, as of yesterday".

For a time, both courts operated simultaneously, and both claimed to be the court of last resort in the state.

In 1993 a Delaware court ruled that the group could no longer operate in the state.

The original court continued to claim authority as the court of last resort in the state; during what became known as the Old Court-New Court controversy, both courts operated simultaneously, with both claiming legitimacy.

He was operating now in the arena where he would spend by far the greatest part of his life – the court of public opinion.

To alleviate the problem, the government in 2001 proposed trying the majority of cases, consisting of lesser crimes, in gacaca courts; the courts were inaugurated in 2002 and began operating in phases over the next several years.

Earlier, the African Union chairman criticized the court for continuing "to operate in complete disregard of the concerns" of African governments.