Sentence examples for weight courts from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the weight courts give to freedom of expression is illustrated by the recent refusal of an injunction to Rio Ferdinand.

The question for future cases is what weight courts will give to the date of ownership in weighing the reasonableness of a landowner's development expectations.

free of shade & with a roof strong enough to stand the weight of courts.

But for laws to have weight, the courts must enforce them.

But many experts said the academy's endorsement was likely to carry weight in courts and legislatures because the group, which represents 55,000 pediatricians, enjoys wide respect.

It houses a large fieldhouse, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, an indoor running track, weight rooms, courts and other facilities.

"Advisory" means that the guidelines must still be considered, yet the court did not say how much weight district court judges must give to them.

That might not have carried much weight in court, but Mrs. Cain's testimony had collaboration.

Judge Gerber said he could not comment on whether the initial reports would hold any weight in court.

The different weight the Court gave to these different interpretations is suggested by its decision in Heller.

The girl's statement, made in front of a magistrate, carries a great deal of weight in court, he said.