Sentence examples for using the courts and from inspiring English sources

But other Gypsy leaders say they would do better to direct their efforts at improving conditions at home, using the courts and political pressure.

In America and Europe, music and film companies are using the courts and lobbying for new laws to outlaw P2P technology.

The change in the law has created a larger opening for many women to claim their independence, using the courts and the local news media.

Instead of going to Beijing any time soon, Snowden is more likely to remain in Hong Kong, using the courts and the local media to try to stall the eventual efforts to bring him back to the United States.

Some groups, including the Arizona-based comeer for Biological Diversito, have come to specialize in using the courts and the Endangered Species Act to get the federal government to block timber projects and other development.

The movement began with a struggle for political change without the benefit of either votes or public opinion, and it became expert at using the courts and regulatory agencies to get results that lacked popular support.

"All fertilized eggs could use the courts, and that lays the foundation for a potential onslaught," she said.

They can use the courts and they can also do advocacy," but making sure people are aware of their rights under the law is "key".

It doesn't happen often — 2 percent loss rate — but we are serious about collecting on delinquent loans and will use the courts and repossess collateral if necessary.

"There will be increases in the number of litigants in person wanting to use the courts and requiring practical assistance," he said in a statement timed to coincide with the report.

Ever since the first broken treaties at the dawning of the Republic, Indians have tried to use the courts and what little political leverage they could muster to reclaim lost lands.