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The full court is to hear the case next month.

Women run the full court in basketball, not half of it.

We'll play them full court, but not in the same mode.

Are you pretty fit and ready to handle a full court game?

But the full court's opinion is unlikely to be the last word.

Another variation of the 1-3-1 defense is the full court press version.

The bench referred the matter to the full court for final decision.

"I thought it was a matter that deserved the full court's attention."

He may handle the case himself or refer it to the full court.

The full court is now considering having a larger panel hear the case.

There was no immediate indication of when the full court would act.

They also transformed an old building into a full court gym in 2008.

All new barristers habit themselves in full court working dress.

That justice can act on the request alone, or refer it to the full court.

The full court of appeals does not usually accept such reviews.

This week, the full court is expected to consider a request to review the panel's decision.

This allowed him to be a member of every Full Court.

The request was turned down on July 2, meaning that the full court process - taking up to a year - would be required.

This now paves the way for a full court hearing.

That ruling was superseded by the order of the full court, which did not give a reason for its decision to hear the case.

Insolently, he gave her a full court bow, then walked out of the room.

It is also a streetball term where the teams only use half of the full court.

However, this decision was reversed by the full court.

The full court disagreed and reinstated part of the award.