Sentence examples for between magistrates from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in Palermo a bruising turf war between magistrates has not helped the hunt.

They became situated between magistrates' courts below and assize courts above.

In addition to public relations between magistrates and citizens, Book I deals with private relationships: master and servant, husband and wife, parent and child, guardian and ward.

This lack of outward submission led some critics to accuse Quakers of "levelling all conditions" and ignoring social hierarchies between magistrates and people, husbands and wives, and masters and servants (Collier 1657, 12).

These two had a struggle between them for chieftaincy, and in the late dispute2 between the magistrates the one had fought with might and main for Convictolitavis, the other for Cotus.

If this obstruction occurred between two magistrates of equal rank, such as two praetors, then it was called par potestas (negation of powers).

Set between the magistrate and crown-court systems, this would hear a range of middle-ranking offences carrying a jail sentence of up to two years.

But relations between her and magistrates are now so bad that Sarkozy was forced to take over and meet the magistrates' union himself.

It seems to have been bad feeling between merchants and magistrates that led to the sacking of Hutchinson's town house.

The Senate had acquired more effective control through the observance of certain unwritten rules regulating the relation between Senate and magistrates, to whom it formally gave advice.

Solicitor Mark Berry, who worked for Thompsons solicitors in Newcastle during the strike, said the alleged collusion between police and magistrates to impose stringent bail conditions for picketing offences was an enduring concern.