Sentence examples for reliable courts from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong, with its robust press and reliable courts, remains indisputably freer than China.

But restoring trust in law, the other essential reform, can be accomplished with the creation of reliable courts.

Tax usually ranks quite low in foreign investors' priorities, below such things as a healthy and educated workforce, good infrastructure and reliable courts.

The investors now seem to be using it for institutional arbitrage, he says, attracted by the ease of raising funds, cheaper access to capital markets, speed of set-up and access to reliable courts.Even when the use of an offshore centre means a loss of tax revenue, it may still provide other benefits for the country concerned.

The absence of a reliable court system to handle detainees also encourages battlefield justice, American officials say.

They have used it to avoid taxes and political risk at home and to access Cyprus's relatively reliable court system to adjudicate disputes.

China's Ye Shiwen, the 16-year old double gold medallist, has been found guilty until proven innocent of doping by the ever-reliable court of Western public opinion.

Creating reliable health courts does not do away with litigation but makes it reliable, quick and efficient.

Even without arbitration, they will stay in Australia, which has reliable local courts and rich natural resources.

Friendly tax rates, reliable banks and courts, and the London Stock Exchange on which many Russian firms have floated are part of the appeal too, of course.

In Laettner's case, we have someone who was both reliable on the court, and reliably odd and fascinating off it.