court roll

noun

1. history the register of land holdings, etc, of a manorial court

Example Sentences

That could include executive actions to safeguard insurance protections for people with preexisting conditions should the Supreme Court roll back all of or part of ObamaCare, according to Politico, citing seven people familiar with the discussions.

From Fox News

One of the executive actions could include a measure safeguarding insurance protections for people with preexisting conditions should the Supreme Court roll back all of or part of ObamaCare, according to Politico, citing seven people familiar with the discussions.

From Fox News

Two of Timol’s alleged interrogators died before the inquest was reopened in 2017, while one of the original accused in the Simelane case died shortly after the docket was put on the court roll in 2016.

From Washington Post

Abortion has become a pressing issue in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, with fears by the party that the new conservative majority on the Supreme Court roll back abortion rights that have existed for generations, while conservatives have accused prominent Democrats of indifference to infanticide.

From Fox News

“But Grand Slam finals are different. Sloane gets a lot of balls back. She’ll play a different style of play, go a lot further back in the court, roll the balls back, chase a lot down. But if Madison serves the way she did against CoCo, then I can’t see anybody touching her.”

From New York Times