Sentences with phrase «one's way to court»

Why it works: Leaving your store to participate in local off - site events can be a great way to court potential customers.

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Caproni joked to Molo that the juror could make her own way to court «unless you would like to go pick her up,» playing on the idea that any lawyer would like some private one - on - one time with a juror.

Reassuringly, we've learned that a bulging purse might not be the best way to court love.

Kate's brother Charlie (Breckin Meyer) learns a more becoming way to court women, and of course Kate herself will have a lot to learn as well.

Increasingly, both the Republican and Democratic parties have sought ways to court Hispanics.

All these examples give the impression VR's entry into the legal profession would be an ideal way to court innovation at its finest.

Of course, when takeover appraisal cases do make it all the way to court, there's no guarantee that the hedge fund will reap a return on its efforts.

Attorneys have filed at least 30 lawsuits in state and federal courts since Wells Fargo acknowledged its malfeasance, with fresh litigation still finding its way to court.

Poland was seen as the continent's greatest hope for shale gas, and the Polish government went out of its way to court major companies.

They met two Christian missionaries on the way to the court and returned with them.

To take another example: «If someone sues you, come to terms with him while you are both on the way to court; otherwise he may hand you over to the judge, and the judge to the constable, and you may be put in jail.»

Settle with your opponent quickly while on the way to court with him.

Whiston appealed all the way to the Court of Appeal which, at last, overturned the decision and greatly reduced the sum to be paid to her but the costs were as heavy as the original sum and so outweighed any benefit to Mr. Whiston.

After encountering enough of these kinds of interlocutors, this reader longed for a relatively pleasant partner like Euthyphro, who encountered Plato on his way to court to testify against, and thus betray, his father.

Keep in mind that it is still unknown what infractions Atleti and Real committed and if they are less serious than the infractions Barcelona committed and fought all the way to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

We were on our way to court to gain custody of our first child when the social worker phoned me to say that our daughter's first mother wanted to meet us.

The Rochester City Court judge was charged with DWI in February 2016 after she was involved in a car accident on Rt. 490 West while on her way to court to handle criminal arraignments.

On Wednesday, a lawyer from the EFCC, Mr Nkereuwem Anana, had informed the court that the prosecutor, Mr Rotimi Oyedepo, was «held up» on his way to the court because of a fault in his vehicle.

The December 1984 vote so novel that a challenge to its legality made its way to the Court of Appeals, which found it was permissible.

Marshall will now make a recommendation after listening to a presentation from the joint venture June 6, but even if it passes all levels of bureaucratic scrutiny, the proposal may still find its way to the courts.

The justices of the Court of Appeals appeared confused at the oral arguments, questioning why the case had made it all the way to their court.

David Allen Green, who blogs on legal matters at Jack of Kent, compares this with the Sarah Tisdall case in which the Guardian fought an order to hand over evidence all the way to the Court of Appeal.

Patent professionals are often called upon to advise inventors and companies on patent rights when commercial interests compete, which can lead all the way to court.

It's perfect because it has a blazer - ish feel to it, but because of the playful scallops it's not as business «I'm on my way to court to plea my client out of jail» like.

Conservatism, however, is also a way to court clients who have less experimental tastes than average fashionistas — and way higher spending power.

In Shakespeare's play, Desdemona was a crown jewel of women, so you could see how someone else with an infatuation could go out of his way to court her despite Othello.

This is not an idle concern: ESSA dramatically constrains the Secretary of Education's regulatory and guidance authority (an issue I'll consider in a follow - up post), so expect emboldened districts to use these exact provisions to resist state action (all the way to the courts).

NEW YORK — The fight over how to measure the state's teachers made its way to court this week, with New York's largest teachers» union suing the Board of Regents and the state education commissioner over new teacher evaluation regulations.

A sweeping and contentious education measure may be on its way to court, but a Democratic Senator wants to double down on what he sees as good provisions in the bill.

Debts that can not be collected through a collection agency could find their way to court, and you could find yourself being sued for a debt owed to your alma mater.

Karman has gone out of his way to court them; many of those interviewed said their reason for coming was, simply, «Tony convinced me.»

Assuming our US law discourages capricious actions, is it possible that these plagiarism complaints would be found unconvincing should they ever find their way to court for at least two reasons?

I keep it up in the car on my way to court.

The case had to go all the way to court and start being heard by the judge before the employers buckled and accepted the correct level of compensation for the whole family.

But at the same time — at the end of the day — even those political issues might find their way to the Court as it is often a matter of competence — who can do what and to what extent.

The creditor's or voluntary arrangement supervisor's deposit is up by # 15 to # 415 and any debtor after salvation will have to extract an additional # 10 from the cash dispenser machine on the way to court (he can not yet do it all on the internet, as threatened) as his deposit rises to # 345.

However, in between, the case found its way to the Court of Appeal following an application by the prosecutor to disqualify the trial judge fundamentally as a result of his alleged failure to curb Groia's uncivil conduct in the course of the trial.

This meant she was on her way to court for a hearing.

He was the man who fought the Toronto mayor's very public conflict of interest charges all the way to the Court of Appeal and was instrumental in helping Ford keep his job as leader of Canada's largest city.

In Gore v Naheed & Anor [2017] EWCA Civ 36, the issue of a party's obligation to enter into mediation again found its way to the Court of Appeal.

The website plays to this strength by featuring many of its lawyers photographed not in the traditional arms-folded business - suit boardroom pose, but engaged in their favourite activities or captured in motion on the way to court, with images that fill the entire page.

From an efficiency standpoint, this type of printer could save you time, especially when you are running late, or running into the office on your way to court.

This concept of access to justice reflects not only the legal problems for which people obtain legal advice or that find their way to the courts, but the much larger number of serious and difficult legal problems experienced by the public for which they do not go to law.

Any evidence gathered by officers during a roadside sobriety or breath test can be used against you once you make your way to court.