Sentence examples for application of judicial from inspiring English sources

Here are two crucial paragraphs from the ruling: An application of judicial power that does not rest on facts is worse than mindless, it is inherently dangerous.

"An application of judicial power that does not rest on facts is worse than mindless, it is inherently dangerous," Judge Rakoff wrote.

"An application of judicial power that does not rest on facts is worse than mindless, it is inherently dangerous," wrote Judge Jed Rakoff, in response to a settlement by Citigroup with the SEC.To cope with the deluge of litigation, banks are falling over themselves to hire ex-regulators, feeding the idea that the law is too chaotic to be understood by anyone outside the system.

The authors could find no "consistent application of judicial restraint or any other judicial philosophy" in Bork's work on the Court.

The House of Lords confirmed that the application of judicial review would be dependent on the nature of the government's powers, not their source.

"Both represent applications of judicial engagement," he said.

Although the operation of veterans' courts differs slightly across jurisdictions, they aim to combine the application of strict judicial oversight, a treatment program, and supervision from a probation officer in order to keep veterans out of the penal system and transitioned back into society.

The challenge also sought a mandatory order requiring the council to lift its ban; damages for breach of European law; and an interim order requiring the council to reopen the port for live exports pending determination of application for judicial review, the council said.

In an attempt to deter frivolous applications, anyone who wants to challenge the refusal of an application for judicial review will have to pay £215 to appear in person.

The Spinal Injuries Association, supported by the brain injury charity Headway and Action Against Medical Accidents, has announced that it has lodged an application for judicial review of Clarke's plans to alter "no win, no fee" agreements.

("Serious organised crime?" Haw asked. "Do they really think I'm the Godfather?") Haw won an application for judicial review of the act as it required all protests to have authorisation from the police "when the demonstration starts", and his had already been going for a long time.