Sentence examples for their courts from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt, Truman and their courts swirl compellingly before us.

"Judges rely on the local government for their appointments and for the financing of their courts.

And of the Plexicushion surface used in Melbourne, Curry said, "Their courts are definitely slower".

She may also "suggest" that disciplinary proceedings be initiated against specific judges within their courts.

At least 15 states have reduced the hours their courts operate, the center says.

Nor is it surprising that opinion polls indicate that Russians have little faith in their courts.

In New York, judges have to retire at either 70 or 76, depending on their courts.

Some judges still ignore such rules, for example, by ordering uppity lawyers out of their courts.

Now, the great men are set squarely in the context of their courts.

Many countries have now banned the vulture funds from collecting on the debts through their courts.

(The Second and Ninth Circuits allow cameras into hearings of their courts of appeals).