Sentence examples for time courts from inspiring English sources

But at the same time, courts have granted so-called correlation patents for many years.

At the same time, courts are prosecuting journalists for defaming public officials and other offences that violate freedom of expression.

"For some time courts have been covering up bad practice using confidentiality and privacy as a reason to do so," he said.

A former law professor and newspaper editor in Virginia, Wilkinson argued that any time courts refuse to defer to the decisions of legislative bodies, their decisions must be called activist.

As Jennifer Levi, an attorney with Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, told me, "Every time courts have considered this question, they've acknowledged that gender identity disorder or dysphoria is a real and serious medical condition and that denying care for it has constitutional, Eighth Amendment implications".

If the ACF wins, and the mine's approval is overturned, it would be the first time courts have ruled that the emissions released when coal from a development is burned are a relevant impact under the key piece of federal environmental legislation – the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.

Both are spending a lot of time courting evangelical leaders.

At the time, court records show, Mr. Robertson was Cenco's sole board member.

But Mr. McCain may face a tough time courting these voters.

If "the black vote" were guaranteed, Clinton wouldn't be wasting her time courting it.

He ultimately won the case, by which time court costs were £100,000.