Sentence examples for reference to court from inspiring English sources

L. 100 690, §§ 7040, 7092(d), inserted ", pursuant to subsection 3123(b) or section 3125 of this title," after "shall be furnished" and "order" after last reference to "court".

Probably the best-known contemporary reference to court cupboards is in William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, in which the order is given for the hall of Capulet's house to be cleared for dancing: "Away with the joint-stools; remove the court-cupboard; look to the plate".

The new law will just drop the explicit reference to courts.

It took the judge nearly an hour to read his opinion, which included references to court rulings as far back as 1934.

"Monumentum" (1960), Stravinsky's tribute to the Renaissance composer Don Carlo Gesualdo, is rooted in three of Gesualdo's madrigals, and Balanchine's references to court dance are schematic but visible.

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Administrative reference to important court affairs recorded for 271 years from King Injo to King Kojong of Choson Dynasty.

The page of Mr. Max's site that used to contain his rambling memoir now has only a reference to the court order.

It is clear that Ireland does not want a reference to the court of justice in Luxembourg of the questions in the proceedings.

"What's happened since then is that the Supreme Court did its best to get rid of the affirmative right to vote," Glass explained, in a reference to the Court's recent decision in Shelby County v. Holder.

An editing error caused a reference to a court case concerning the potential dangers of an antidepressant to remain in our report, Glaxo 'played down Seroxat side effects', when it should have been deleted.