Sentence examples for a wave of judicial from inspiring English sources

The postwar party system described above was radically altered by the fall of communism in the Soviet bloc in 1991, by a wave of judicial prosecutions of corrupt officials that involved most Italian political parties, and finally by the electoral reforms of the 1990s.

The investigation occurs as the housing market, already walking the tight rope, is hit by a wave of judicial actions that led to Ally's GMAC extending its investigation of foreclosure procedures to all 50 states.

It came amid the government's rhetorical attacks on the judiciary and lawyers and a wave of legal measures that reduced judicial discretion, including in youth justice and mandatory sentencing.

In May, Egypt's Islamic State affiliate Sinai Province called for a wave of attacks against Egypt's judicial system.

The ruling was the latest in a string of judicial interventions blunting a wave of Republican-led efforts to impose new restrictions on voting for the Nov. 6 election.

Among those tried in the first wave of judicial hearings after the anti-government protests was Hossein Rassam, chief political analyst at the UK embassy in Tehran.

The verdict touched off a wave of criticism that the country's judicial system is politicized and that it only addresses dissenting voices by silencing them.

Mr. de la Rúa, who stepped down two days later after a wave of street demonstrations and supermarket lootings, is also under investigation by Argentine courts, which do not enjoy a reputation for judicial independence.

A result was a wave of refugees.

The result was a wave of foreclosures.

A wave of relief swept over us.