Sentence examples for bring judicial from inspiring English sources

A finding of discrimination could bring judicial scrutiny.

While grief-stricken, Ms. Allende, a Chilean senator, has publicly supported the latest investigation as a way to bring "judicial certainty" to her father's death.

Neuberger's forthright comments come in response to proposals from the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, to introduce price-competitive tendering in contracts to represent defendants during criminal trials, restrict legal aid and make it harder to bring judicial review challenges.

The FISC was created in the late 1970s to bring judicial oversight for the first time to foreign intelligence surveillance.

Mr. Sarkozy was dogged by persistent accusations of corruption, some of which brought judicial investigations involving him or close associates.

CLP had brought judicial review proceedings against the LSC arguing that one of the selection criteria for the contracts was unfair.

Kaye brought judicial and educational workers together at the first "National Leadership Summit On School-Justice Partnerships" in New York City's Roosevelt Hotel this week.

David Shenton and Gordon Toland concluded that the Act brought judicial oversight in English law into compliance with that of other nations, saying that it is "broadly comparable to the provisions...to be found in Swedish, Swiss and French law".

It was only then that the judge confirmed we had "permission" to bring a judicial review.

Internally Agung introduced reforms to bring the judicial system more in line with Qurʾānic precepts and reformed the tax system.

Few of us have the resources to bring a judicial review, so to a great extent we're at the mercy of their goodwill.