Sentence examples for problem of courts from inspiring English sources

In his dissent, Justice Scalia wrote that the majority opinion was an example of the problem of courts' overstepping their constitutional authority and institutional expertise in issuing "structural injunctions" in "institutional-reform litigation" rather than addressing legal violations one by one.

The U.S. accepted the deal, but after Congress approved the contract a problem of court jurisdiction came up.

Though many laws seem overdue for rewriting -- Russia's code of criminal procedure has not been changed since the 1960's -- the problem of weak courts, as well as problems of bureaucratic corruption, will not be solved through legislation alone.

To characterize the second element as a "distortion" requires the concurrence to overlook the fact that the inability of the Florida courts to conduct the recount on time is, in significant part, a problem of the court' s own making.

The real problem of our Court is that it's all Ivy League," Thomas said.

He said the time problem that Florida faced was "in significant part, a problem of the Court's own making".

With municipal bankruptcy, the debtor avoids the fate of Argentina and countless other debtors that have attempted to solve their problems out of court.

The goal was to reorder the normal priorities of bankruptcy, and thus save a position for the shareholders after a series of failed attempts to solve Dynegy's problems out of court.

He added: "It's not the first time that he has big problems on court in terms of what he says and in terms of how he acts.

While Freedom had won a waiver from its lenders, it finally decided that it could not solve its problems through an out-of-court restructuring, according to a court filing by Mark A. McEachen, its chief financial officer.

Mr. Moneo traced the building's distinctive features to a common root: solving the problem of the basketball court in the Dodge Physical Fitness Center, whose west end is directly beneath the science building.