例句與造句

1. But an Ecuadoran lawyer examining court files found a letter from a DEA agent in Ecuador that linked Williams to Castrillon.
2. Schneider also felt, after examining court documents, that he could better fight the charges against him in Germany, his lawyers said.
3. However, the paper also examined court documents detailing the evidence that was to have been presented had Malone responded and a trial ensued.
4. The government response to the Benson Committee's report was published in 1983, and established a Civil Justice Review to examine court procedure.
5. With the help of a private investigator, the journalism students and Protess examined court records, re-enacted the crime and tracked down old witnesses.
6. It's difficult to find examining court in a sentence. 用examining court造句挺難的
7. Deciding whether a party has a legitimate lien right may depend on examining court cases that have either upheld or rejected lien claims in the same state.
8. The seemingly paradoxical remarks came during Graglia's constitutional law class " Brown to Bakke, " an optional course that examines court rulings on race.
9. On February 5, 2007 Central Examining Court No . 5 of the National High Court ordered his search, arrest and incarceration in prison for collaboration with terrorist or armed bands.
10. He was taken to Frankfort and tried before an examining court, but Commonwealth's Attorney Charles S . Bibb said that he had not yet collected enough evidence to detain him.
11. Turner Broadcasting has sent its top executives, including Chairman Terence McGuirk and Chief Operating Officer Steve Heyer, to examine Court TV . They have met with Court TV's top executives and studied its books.
12. Examining court records, for example, the Deetzes uncovered the case of Mary Mendame, who in 1639 was put on trial for adultery; her partner in the offense, for which she was publicly whipped, was an Indian named Tinsin.
13. Stove examines court transcripts and newspaper accounts from the time, which named the bridge, designed by Scottish engineer John Rennie ( 1761-1821 ) and built over the river Avon west of Stoneleigh Abbey, as the possible site of the murder of the workmen.