Sentence examples for all peremptory from inspiring English sources

Justice Marshall's proposed remedy for the problem was eliminating all peremptory challenges.

All those stern, peremptory grownups, simultaneously boring and scary, a New Deal-targeting right wing insurgency masquerading as patriotism.

He thus urged for a peremptory measure to all Albanian-Venetian conflicts.

But then why, the judges asked, didn't Thomas's trial attorneys exercise all of their peremptory challenges to rid themselves of those biased jurors?

His remarks sometimes had a peremptory tone.

(The defense used a peremptory challenge to strike the juror).

When the Labour Party leader, Amram Mitzna, tried to pin him down to some here-and-now commitments to dismantle illegal new settlements, for instance coalition talks with Labour came to a peremptory end.Shimon Peres and other would-be Labour ministers criticised the neophyte Mr Mitzna's blunt style; ambiguity, after all, is the essence of coalition trading.

It is not only women at work to whom Boris can act in a peremptory manner.

He was tried by an all-white jury after the prosecution had used its peremptory challenges to remove all three black potential jurors.

Later court decisions restricted the use of peremptory challenges to strike all men or all women from juries based solely on sex.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg noted that the Constitution does not require a state to provide defendants peremptory challenges at all.