Sentence examples for a judicial resolution from inspiring English sources

Can a judicial resolution lessen the agony of the victims and families, or does it serve only to revive pain that had long ago subsided?

That makes sense as a judicial resolution, but the best solution would be for Congress to pass legislation making it harder for companies to engage in such underhanded tactics.

The company intends to promptly seek a judicial resolution of its right to offer daily fantasy sports contests to Illinois residents.

"ASM FC [Monaco], after consultation with its legal counsel, has decided that it has no other choice but to bring legal action in order to obtain a judicial resolution of the dispute,' the club said in a statement on Sunday. .

"ASM FC [Monaco], after consultation with its legal counsel, has decided that it has no other choice but to bring legal action in order to obtain a judicial resolution of the dispute,' the club said in a statement on Sunday.

Put simply, "the goal of a judicial resolution is a nonpartisan decision dictated by law, not by the partisan or ideological preferences of the particular judges who happen to hear the case".

For a brief interval late Friday afternoon, it appeared that the electoral stalemate in Florida might finally be headed toward something approaching a definitive judicial resolution in the State Supreme Court.

Mr. Lockyer had been criticized for reacting too slowly to the situation in San Francisco and at one point was asked by the governor to "obtain a definitive judicial resolution of this controversy".

Some of the justices said the case presented the sort of political question not fit for judicial resolution, a stance that would as a practical matter amount to a ruling for the executive branch.

1942, 1953, 20 L.Ed.2d 947 '(I n terms of Article III limitations on federal court jurisdiction, the question of standing is related only to whether the dispute sought to be adjudicated will be presented in an adversary context and in a form historically viewed as capable of judicial resolution.' Flast was a taxpayer's suit.

"But it has evaded a definitive statutory or judicial resolution".