Sentence examples for a magistrate from from inspiring English sources

He was evicted by a magistrate from the apartment.

The Apple store got a thumbs up from Dereck Tate, 63, a magistrate from Bolton.

A magistrate from 1941 to 1965, he held numerous part-time directorships in the private and public sectors, both before and after his retirement in 1975.

We ate with a young couple from Palermo, a magistrate from northern Italy who was touring with his wife and children, and an Englishman with a Dutch wife who always vacationed on guest farms, he said, to practice their Italian.

In December, 2014, Sergio Lari, a magistrate from the Sicilian hill town of Caltanissetta, who had worked with Falcone and Borsellino and solved Borsellino's murder, was nominated for the position of chief prosecutor in Palermo.

But barely six hours after Shahabuddin, a feudal landlord and close ally of Zardari, was nominated to replace him, a magistrate from the Anti Narcotics Force issued its arrest warrant accusing him of approving the manufacture of an enormous quantity of ephedrine by two pharmaceutical companies during his time as health minister.

He targets a different constitutional violation—failure to obtain authorization from a magistrate for a significant period of pretrial detention.

Her father retired as the legal counsel to the Naval Investigative Service in Suitland, Md., and was a magistrate for Fairfax County, Va., from 1985 to 1992.

The case is still ongoing, and it sounds like it has some legs — earlier this week Facebook was ordered by a Magistrate Judge from the District of Delaware's District Court to give Leader Technologies access to its entire source code.

An update to our earlier report about the recent ruling of a Magistrate Judge from Delaware's District Court, who ordered Facebook to give the decidedly low-profile company Leader Technologies access to its entire source code base based on alleged patent infringement.

The evidence against him is regarded by the security services here, as well as a judge and a magistrate, as far from convincing.