Sentence examples for that courts around from inspiring English sources

She said she was troubled to hear that courts around the city had not been open and said she planned a review.

ALBANY — New York's chief judge suggested on Tuesday that courts around the state might have to close if Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and the Legislature insist on cuts to the judicial system that match the broad budget limits the governor is imposing on executive agencies.

"It isn't automatically clear that courts around the country view women in these circumstances as having been raped," said Marcia Greenberger, president of the National Women's Law Center.

At the Paris climate talks in December, a panel of law professors led a well-attended session on the different legal theories that courts around the world might apply to the company's deceptive behavior.

"I don't think it's going to feel real until we're on that court with the crowd (around us)," she added.

That court never heard it.

Before that court ruling was issued last year, the comptroller's office completed audits of 18 charter schools around the state.

It is a question that has divided courts around the country, since it is not unusual for states to offer more vigorous protection for individual rights, either by their own constitutions or by statute, than that provided by the federal Constitution, as interpreted by the Supreme Court.

They also said that many courts around the country are reluctant to terminate a parent's rights without an explicit statute on the books allowing it. .

But what if these matches were played at courts around the city — neighborhood public courts and club courts, outdoor courts and indoor courts?

A federal judge in New York got his dander up about a practice that is routine in courts around the country: making shareholders pay twice for securities fraud.