Sentence examples for * the peremptory from inspiring English sources
The only safeguard is the peremptory challenge.
In 1986, the peremptory challenge was itself challenged, in a case called Batson v. Kentucky.
She dispenses her opinions with the peremptory air of a mother-in-law giving child-care advice.
Eliminating the peremptory challenge would be a first step toward putting such individuals on juries, where they should not be.
The trial judge then allowed the peremptory strike without inquiring further or making findings about the plausibility of the explanation.
Rather than reflect on the peremptory realities of other people, she took them head on, turning their force around and sending it back out.
In this instance, the oddly peremptory hand-on-shoulder gesture calls irresistibly for a caption on the order of "Take it easy".
With gentle transitions rather than the usual peremptory jerk, he cuts back and forth between the two men and their homes.
I remember the most peremptory of knocks, the sound of his voice talking even as he walked in.
Recognition of the Palestinian peremptory right to self-determination would lead to recognition of Palestinian statehood by nearly all of even those countries that have so far withheld it.
The peremptory lawsuits have also angered some college administrators.
