Sentence examples for permanent courthouse from inspiring English sources

The first courthouse was John Jack's tavern on the Diamond (town square) in 1784, with a permanent courthouse built in 1793, and the first county jail built 1795.

The practice was largely abandoned with the establishment of permanent courthouses and laws requiring parties to appear before a sitting judge.

The Hawaiian flag was placed on display in a permanent exhibit at the courthouse in September 2002.

For his part, Mr. Bosket said that he was eager to move from his temporary minimum-wage work cleaning a courthouse to a permanent job paying more.

At the Minnesota Museum of American Art in St . Paul she sold its unused Art Deco building, deaccessioned the half of its collection that had nothing to do with "American art" to buy "American art," and turned its scattered galleries in an old courthouse into a permanent exhibition space.

As a legal tome the book is probably the only one ever to mingle Supreme Court citations with interviews with contemporary artists like Tom Otterness, and Jenny Holzer, both of whom have created permanent art installations for federal courthouses that tweak conceptions of justice.

Tony Mannetta of Greenmarket, a nonprofit organization that oversees the city's 28 markets, said he would like to see a permanent plaza created for the market outside the courthouse.

An award winning permanent installation opened in December 2006 in a new Federal Courthouse in Eugene, Oregon.

The bills included the naming of a post office and courthouse in Cookeville, Tenn., a private bill that granted permanent residency status to a Bolivian girl being treated for cancer and her family, and several other minor pieces of legislation.

And as recent courthouse fiascos in Montreal have demonstrated, dismantling the Hells in any permanent way is extremely difficult.

And as recent courthouse fiascos in Montreal have demonstrated, dismantling the Hells Angels in any permanent way is extremely difficult.