Sentence examples for a judicial position from inspiring English sources

He returned to Sweden in 1626 and soon obtained a judicial position in Dorpat.

Mr. Cuomo is a lawyer, and thus could be nominated to run for a judicial position.

Muskegon lawyer Eric C. Grimm is one of five candidates running for a judicial position in Muskegon County's probate court.

Similarly, Mr. Harding could ease Mr. Cuomo off his line, by nominating him to run for a judicial position.

The 70-year-old's term on the court would have ended in 2019, but because of his age he cannot run again for a judicial position.

For a sitting federal judge, the way he chose to represent his candidacy for a higher judicial position was not particularly judicious.

At least it had a spell of deja vu when the American Bar Association released an extraordinary statement at a crucial moment that raised concerns about Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's nomination to a powerful judicial position — just as it had done 12 years earlier.

Persistent scholarly criticism often prompts reexamination of a legal doctrine and sometimes even leads to the abandonment of an established judicial position.

"They've destroyed public property, federal property," said Grasty, whose local judicial position is an administrative one.

He signed legal papers in a court battle between the co-op and a restaurant that was a commercial tenant, and referred to his judicial position in discussions with the restaurant managers, the commission said.

He added: "In respect of this issue, I will only tell you that I am very happy the company is based in England, a country with historical (and) very important judicial position.