Sentence examples for to make courts from inspiring English sources

"They sound populist, but the proposal is to make courts answer to politicians and interest groups".

Create a "first amendment law" to make courts and public bodies take into account the importance of a free press.

A more liberal regime of free speech, now buttressed by the Human Rights Act and article 10 of the European convention on human rights which guarantees freedom of expression, is also likely to make courts more sympathetic to challenges.

In an interview with the Guardian, Hughes, the former deputy Lib Dem party leader who became a justice minister shortly before Christmas, said one of his priorities would be to make courts less forbidding and "alien" to those who enter them for the first time.

Though it might seem like a fine point to make, courts that have weighed in on the matter seem to agree that a search of your phone shouldn't include data stored in the netherworld of a cloud.

The issue of where the responsibility lies to make court-imposed family arrangements work, troubles me.

It was June 2007, and the department was under pressure to make court-ordered improvements to conditions at Unit 32, where violence was brewing.

Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr., a Republican who is also pushing a bill to allow trailer owners to make court challenges to large rent increases in the parks, agreed.

Yesterday, as Merrill was being granted another week to make court-ordered changes to its stock reports, the industry's main trade group was arguing against proposed reforms.

During that time, the two fought over Bannon's repeated failures to make court-ordered support payments, and other issues involving the twins.

The Department of Health is preparing to make court diversion and liaison schemes for the mentally ill a top priority for primary care trusts.