Sentence examples for right courts from inspiring English sources
In a typical game the serve is made first from behind the right-hand court into the court diagonally opposite and then alternately into the left and right courts.
He ended a recent column for The Week, titled "The Reckless Right Courts Violence," with a plea that the president "be met and bested on the field of reason," not with guns.
Each of the courts was designed to be used for different purposes: the base court was considered a relatively public area, with the left and right courts used for more private occasions.
"She'd strut backwards and forwards from the right court to the left".
The judiciary has set up special human-rights courts.
Still, he seemed sorry to have lived before the era of human-rights courts.
The human rights courts had not found majority verdicts in courts martial unfair and neither had the domestic courts.
They have their own human rights courts, are more powerful, and enjoy more serious and sincere participation by many (but not all) of their members.
However, these gains rely on institutions, and when the rule of law breaks down (degrading institutions such as property rights, courts, arbitration, and economic exchange), people can no longer rely on impersonal institutions (North 2003).
The norms of the practice guide the interpretation and application of human rights, the appropriateness of criticism in terms of human rights, adjudication in human rights courts, and perhaps most importantly responding to serious violations of human rights.
