Sentence examples for appointed judges from inspiring English sources

Once appointed, judges periodically face a retention vote, like today's.

Appointed judges then must face nonpartisan elections to keep their posts.

He suggested "Second Amendment people" might be the last line of defense for Clinton's appointed judges.

It found that elected judges wrote more opinions, while appointed judges wrote opinions of higher quality.

Leading QCs Anthony Scrivener and Edwin Glasgow have been appointed judges.

With a knockout, Lewis or Grant would make the evaluation of the appointed judges' scorecards academic.

So it will be difficult for the United Nations-appointed judges and prosecutors to work with the Cambodian team".

Last week, two George W. Bush-appointed judges said Ohio Republicans could eliminate "Golden Week" when registration and voting may occur on the same day.

Using a cramped definition of "recess," the panel's Republican-appointed judges allowed a minority to abuse the recess-appointments clause of the Constitution for political ends.

An electoral commission of Mubarak-appointed judges set it aside.

When Obama took office, only three of the thirteen appellate courts had more Democrat-appointed judges than Republican-appointed judges.