Sentence examples for without further court from inspiring English sources

On June 6 , 2011 Bonds and Watson filed a legal agreement not to take the divorce to trial and instead settle it in an "uncontested manner", effectively agreeing to take the proceedings out of the public eye and end the marriage privately at an unspecified later date without further court involvement.

The bill passed in August allowed the administration to inform the FISA court about its methods and then issue blanket demands for data to communications companies without any further court approval or review.

He was released without bail pending further court hearings.

Though the families are unlikely to receive any payments without further lengthy court cases, and have always insisted the money was less important than the principle, the judgment means that, in theory at least, the four men could find themselves losing their homes and paying a proportion of their earnings for life to the Omagh victims.

But further court action is likely.

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Further court hearings are expected on Tuesday.

"The district council must demonstrate that the union's efforts to combat corruption have reduced the frequency and scope of corrupt practices to the extent that this court is convinced that the union and its constituent locals can adequately police themselves, without further government involvement and court supervision," Judge Haight concluded.

Even without a written opinion, the Supreme Court's action on Tuesday night clarified a situation that had become increasingly confusing as state courts and the lower federal courts, without further guidance from the justices, wrestled with claims from a growing number of death-row inmates that their imminent executions should be delayed.

Documents prepared by the notary or authenticated in the proper manner are, in these countries, admissible in court without further proof of their authenticity; the notary guarantees the identity of the parties.

So it is clear that if Abu Qatada is to be tried for terrorism, this should happen in a British court without further delay".