Sentence examples for setting courts from inspiring English sources

"Even in the domestic setting, courts judge the legitimacy of a law by what it says and does, and occasionally by the official context that surrounds it — not by what supposedly lies in the hearts of its drafters," administration lawyers wrote in a brief filed in March.

"The Law Society vigorously opposed the fee increases because equal access to justice is more important than income generation when it comes to setting court and tribunal fees.

Clear Channel could also benefit if federal rate-setting courts look to the company's privately negotiated licenses as evidence of market rates.

Tuesday morning, Justice Rebecca Rutherford set court dates for two separate trials that will both be heard by a judge rather than a jury.

Instead of setting up courts solely for business litigation, California created courts for complex litigation generally.

"And if it isn't, some authoritative set of courts should tell us that".

They have named shadow governors, raised taxes and set up courts.

The judge ordered a new trial in the case, setting a court date for Sept. 1.

Reflecting the federal organization of its government, the United States has two court systems: one set of national courts and 50 sets of state courts.

Last December, with no trial date set, a court set him free.

A Johnson County District judge set a court date for Nov. 16.