In particular, Justice Phillips, a Republican who has been chief judge since he was first appointed in 1988, argued for abolishing judicial elections and granting governors the power to appoint judges, subject to periodic reaffirmation by a public vote.
The comments came as the Roman Catholic Church gears up for Easter Sunday, the holiest day on the Christian calendar, and were made on Holy Thursday, a day dedicated to the reaffirmation of priestly vows and to the bond between a bishop and his priests.
Criminal Law The court's 7-to-2 reaffirmation of Miranda v. Arizona, in an opinion by Chief Justice Rehnquist, was the leading criminal law case.
Churchill was referring specifically to the reaffirmation of the Charter by Parliament in the Petition of Right, imploring King Charles to recognise that the law is sovereign, not the King.
Churchill was referring specifically to the reaffirmation of the Charter by Parliament in the Petition of Right, imploring King Charles to recognize that the law is sovereign, not the King.
Invite your guests to the reaffirmation ceremony and a celebratory reception (yes, you could include a wedding cake, dancing and toasts) to follow.
But MPs privately admit it could just as easily lead to the reaffirmation of his mandate from Labour members, the splitting of the party, and a fundamental reshaping of British politics.
The market's warm response to their reaffirmation has supported the stock.
An important part of the larger NHI Plan concerns the re-engineering of PHC, which boils down to a reaffirmation of the district-PHC system as introduced after 1994.
The European Union was able to obtain reaffirmation of the commitments entered into during the Uruguay Round, as we hoped, but those commitments have not been extended, which was the particular aim of those countries that export textile products and agricultural produce.
