Sentence examples similar to combat judicial from inspiring English sources

No one in Britain wants to copy America's sometimes bitter political combat over judicial appointments.

Most of the combat over judicial confirmations has been over appeals court judges, the level just below the Supreme Court, and the nomination of Mr. Holmes to the trial court had initially attracted little notice.

Then for a while tricky court cases were decided by judicial combat: God was the ultimate arbiter.

Academics have argued that Ashford v Thornton inspired the judicial combat which is the climax of Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe.

But Washington can reinforce the political stability of Venezuela's troubled Andean neighbors by helping them strengthen their judicial systems, combat official corruption and develop new export industries.

The notion that the government can, in effect, execute one of its own citizens far from a combat zone, with no judicial process and based on secret intelligence, makes some legal authorities deeply uneasy.

Forty-two of the Senate's 50 Democrats attended a private retreat this weekend in Farmington, Pa., where a principal topic was forging a unified party strategy to combat the White House on judicial nominees.

He initiated programs that helped combat domestic violence, expand judicial performance evaluations, clarify restrictions on political activity for judges, and improve the state's juvenile justice system.

Other justices have gained influence through intellectual combat and commitment to a judicial philosophy.

Yet these characteristics of warfare have been with us through the centuries and have never been thought sufficient to justify active judicial supervision of combat operations overseas.

The Legal Affairs Committee believes that Eurojust's operational cooperation with Georgia is necessary to combat transnational crime and strengthen judicial cooperation in Europe.