Sentence examples for while courts from inspiring English sources

Every once in a while, courts and municipalities realize you can't just arrest people because of their politics, or because they decide (in the words of that Constitution thing again) "peaceably to assemble".

While courts have ruled that regulatory findings can be introduced into evidence and should not be considered hearsay, some arbitrators will disagree, he said.

Other states that passed enforcement bills, including Georgia and Alabama, are facing similar quandaries: while courts consider the law, the country's migratory patterns are shifting.

While courts may find concepts like "suffering versus nonexistence" impossible to weigh, prospective parents are often better qualified to do so.

While courts have long held that paying a competitor to stay off the market creates unfair competition, the pharmaceuticals case is different because it involves patents, whose essential purpose is to prevent competition.

After all, while courts usually defer to Congress on such questions, the president is under no such obligation: he is a constitutional officer entitled to his own views on governmental necessity, particularly on matters of national defense.

He weighed questions about the location of bus benches and the snacks in vending machines, all the while courting local political bosses.

Lower Manhattan and the Financial District have been struggling for survival from 9/11 to Hurricane Sandy, all the while courting N.Y.U. to expand in those areas.

Jeff Koons mines celebrity culture while courting rock-star art fame.

The things they loved while courting have been cut out.

The proceedings were then suspended for nearly four hours while court officials debated what to do.