Sentence examples similar to working courts from inspiring English sources

Without a working court system, our very democracy is at stake".

But Libya's challenges are magnified by weak transitional authorities, the absence of a working court system and a flood of weapons in civilian hands.

And the head of the Vatican's main working court this week declared that the four cardinal critics could be stripped of their red hats.

At first they said they would wait for a new government to form before handing him over, but on Sunday they said they also needed guarantees that the government had installed a working court system, which could take months.

But there are also a number of self-employed experts working for courts all over Europe.

If the Trump Administration fails to do that work, courts should not defer to its guidance, either.

My lawyers were not just working in court but lobbying behind closed doors too.

Microsoft is working to court new OEM partners around the world to buy into its mobile project.

The two missing were either working, in court, or simply could not be bothered.

In March 2007, the Supreme Judicial Council of Egypt, the country's highest court, chose 31 women to be judges, 30 of whom now work at courts around Egypt.

Non-compliant models are asked to leave and put on more clothing.Yet all that hard work courting ladies could be undone by one offhand remark at this year's PAX Prime.