Sentence examples for process in court from inspiring English sources

Palm Beach changed its method of scrutinising votes just as its recount got under way and had then to defend its process in court.

Those groups are challenging the state's review process in court, and on Tuesday they were harshly critical of the governor's decision.

Mr. Cuomo made clear that he did not wish for New York to have to sort out its redistricting process in court.

Should judges decide that the DfT needs to defend the process in court, the timetable for other planned awards is likely to slip.

Although the new criminal code was intended to create an adversarial process in court, prosecutors still wield tremendous control over criminal cases and even judges, who rarely overrule them.

"If we are really worried about money, then why is the city spending hundreds of thousands of dollars defending this process in court, and then turning around and saying, 'But it shouldn't be public policy'?" said the bill's sponsor, Assemblyman Daniel J. O'Donnell, Democrat of Manhattan.

The legislative proposals for a national rollout of the scheme will embed the process in courts across England and Wales in an attempt to cut high reoffending rates.

There is no record of foreign or Commonwealth nationals resident (temporarily or permanently) in the United Kingdom being formally summoned, but on the analogy of the process in courts of law, there would appear to be no bar to their being summoned if they are present within the jurisdiction of parliament".

There are matches both in plot points and in characterisation.' Taylor said that his legal team were about to send out a letter detailing all the alleged copyright infringements and that they were prepared to trace the link between the two creative processes in court.

As a last resort, local governments can challenge the final census count through a resolution process or in court.

The US said the issue of the barrier should be resolved through the peace process not in court.