Sentence examples for recently courts from inspiring English sources
Recently courts have put increased emphasis on respecting patient autonomy.
More recently, courts have been almost uniformly hostile to nullification arguments.
The decision is a relief for eBay; in similar cases in Europe recently courts have sided with luxury-goods companies.A report from a congressional subcommittee estimated that the United States Treasury loses $100 billion a year in offshore tax abuses.
More recently, courts have held that merely by adopting a written policy that warns employees that their e-mail may be monitored, employers will lower expectations of privacy in a way that gives them virtually unlimited discretion to monitor e-mail.
Recently, courts have started to limit ESI discovery based on cost-benefit analysis.
In fact, the Supreme Court famously specifically declined to "bless" any particular classification, deferring to the FCC's choice as an expert agency; and more recently courts have upheld the classification of broadband as a Title II telecommunications service — not to mention the fact that the people who actually created the modern internet insist that is the case as well.
More recently, court proceedings have overturned British attempts to protect secret intelligence information.
He has recently courted Senator Elizabeth Warren, but many Warren fans have moved into the Sanders camp.
Recently, court officials said, he had been unable to walk or feed himself.
The head of the Lagos police, Mohammed Abubakar, has recently courted the press by arresting a string of alleged criminals.
Reckitt Benckiser, a British household-products company, was recently courted by Colgate-Palmolive, an American maker of toothpaste.
