例句與造句

1. It is also protected by the findings of a court of law in Britain.
2. "In this case Butler has the requests of the defense, the prosecution and the finding of a court, " said Schaffer.
3. The finding of a court with jurisdiction is the sole method used to determine a violation of law though not all scandals reach a court ."
4. On Sunday, the Times printed exerpts apparently from findings of a court-led investigation into alleged war crimes committed by Croatian troops in a 1995 assault on rebel minority Serbs.
5. His comments came after The New York Times printed excerpts Sunday apparently from findings of a court-led inquiry into alleged war crimes committed by Croatian troops in a 1995 assault on rebel Serbs.
6. It's difficult to find finding of a court in a sentence. 用finding of a court造句挺難的
7. SCHOOLS-OVERHAUL ( Jackson, Ky . )-- As New York City's schools celebrate last week's findings of a court-appointed panel that could bring them $ 5.6 billion more every year, Kentucky schools tell a hopeful but cautionary tale of what may lie ahead.
8. But Brinkema said that she was swayed by the findings of a court-appointed psychiatrist who met with Moussaoui for two hours last month and found him to be mentally competent and acting voluntarily _ the key findings required in allowing defendants to represent themselves.
9. SCHOOLS-OVERHAUL ( Jackson, Ky . )-- As New York City's schools celebrate last week's findings of a court-appointed panel that could bring them $ 5 . 6 billion more every year, Kentucky schools tell a hopeful but cautionary tale of what may lie ahead.
10. In their court papers, the three lawyers criticized the findings of a court-appointed psychiatrist who found after a two-hour interview with Moussaoui and a review of court records that he was not mentally ill, an opinion that appeared to clear the way for Moussaoui to represent himself.
11. The prosecution had originally intended to try both defendants together; however, the trial of Bobby Cherry was delayed due to the findings of a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation, which had concluded that vascular dementia had impaired his mind, therefore making Cherry mentally incompetent to stand trial or assist in his own defense.