Sentence examples for preceding court from inspiring English sources

Markee: "The agreement worked out with the D.H.S. in 2008 to resolve all the preceding court orders with regard to shelter management was obviously a good outcome for the homeless and for the city.

Gibbs: "The 2008 agreement we finally reached with the litigants vacating all preceding court orders and replacing them with a coherent, mutually acceptable framework for running the shelters is an achievement we're very proud of.

Indeed, in the weeks preceding her court appearance, Ms. Bale received death threats.

Even as the inquiry opened on Monday, almost nine years after the battle, there were signs of legal disputes to come, with lawyers for relatives of the dead Iraqis saying its terms of reference were too narrow and the MoD arguing that it should be limited strictly to allegations of mistreatment that were the subject of preceding high court proceedings.

But he spoke with The Wall Street Journal this week after Judge Richard Posner told HuffPost Live's Mike Sacks that he regretted writing the preceding appeals court decision leaving the law in place.

The word "and" has been inserted preceding "the courts of appeal of the United States" to preserve the conjunctive sense of the sentence.

It is believed that the male weedie fertilizes the tiny eggs as they drop onto his tail, but only the preceding elaborate courting dance has been witnessed by aquarists.

Other union officials said that night-long talks that preceded the court session had narrowed differences on a new contract to replace one that expired in 1996.

It flatly states that "no case shall be assigned" by court administrators to a judge when the lawyers or any of the participants involved donated $2,500 or more in the preceding two years, court officials said.

In addition to any recovery under the preceding sentence, the court may grant judgment for punitive damages in favor of the estate and against any such party that entered into such an agreement in willful disregard of this subsection.

Through this and preceding cases the courts have gradually formulated a residual power to do what's fair for cohabitees, but they can only fall back on this as an absolute last resort, after all attempts to decide entitlement through ordinary principles of property law have failed.