Sentence examples for appointing justices from inspiring English sources

A third reason is that fixed terms would erase the political premium on appointing justices at young ages.

The court's recusal policy has been overhauled since the case began, as has the state's procedure for appointing justices.

After a full four-year term in which no justice retired, F. D. R. got the chance to start appointing justices.

They have promised over and over to drag reproductive rights back decades by punishing women who get abortions and appointing justices to overturn Roe v Wade.

We need to get back to the original idea of appointing justices solely according to proven legal ability, integrity and strength of independent character, rather than applying (as now, even if denied) political "litmus tests" on matters like gun control, abortion or any of the other hot-button political issues of the day, depending on whether Democrats or Republicans are in power.

Appointing justices who will get money out of politics and expand voting rights.

Mr. Fox is to make his final cabinet announcement on Monday, appointing justice, defense and interior ministers, and focusing on the fight against political corruption.

Senator John McCain has said he would appoint justices like Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito — both of whom supported this decision.

Barack Obama would appoint justices who are more liberal.

Newly appointed justices who vote conservative are often portrayed as uncompassionate right-wing ideologues.

If he were elected, they insist, he would appoint justices who would ban abortion.