Sentence examples for the idea of courts from inspiring English sources

The idea of courts developing law in secret and handing down legal principles that the public cannot know about should not be part of the American legal system.

He disliked the idea of courts being used as an avenue for partisan politics.

Every year, the governor and legislative leaders have praised the idea of court reorganization.

Hence the idea of court oversight for targeted killing, which on Thursday, unexpectedly, got serious discussion from senators and Mr. Brennan.

Their genes scattered exponentially in an ever widening fan, and the process really picked up speed in the 20th century, when cars, trains and airplanes began propelling genes around the planet and stretching the idea of "courting distance," which used to be only 12 miles — how far a man could ride on horseback to visit his sweetheart and return home the same day.

" 'Maybe you should see if the real estate business is for you.' "  Richard agreed — and soon, working for his father, came up with the idea of courting Wal-Mart to lease space at their malls; until then, the chain had not opened stores on the East Coast.

Stephen Breyer mused that if the state were to let a group of wine merchants or truckers fix their own prices, "they might get out of hand".However, Justice Samuel Alito said he was "not attracted to the idea of federal courts looking at state agencies...to determine whether they are really serving the public interest".

Republicans fought hard against the idea of drug courts -- and now they all seem to agree that the "tough on crime" and "mandatory minimums" policies they all pushed back in the 1980s have been proven to be disastrous.

He canvassed the idea of replacing court actions with a low-cost libel and privacy tribunal.

Second, it ends up reinforcing the idea of the court's majesty.

Until a few months ago, the idea of a court ordering a tech company to build special software that would help law enforcement decrypt a customer's communications might have seemed far-fetched.