Sentence examples for consideration of judicial from inspiring English sources

In the current Senate, Republicans have blocked legislation and dramatically slowed the consideration of judicial nominees.

During the debate on the Senate floor over Marshall's nomination, Senator Edward Kennedy argued stirringly against consideration of judicial philosophy, rejecting the proposition that nominees should be confirmed only if their views "coincide with our own".

By virtue of what's called the "blue slip" procedure, senators have the ability to block consideration of judicial nominees from their states.

Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) responded to the news by saying, "In my consideration of judicial candidates I only consider the individual's ability to do the job well.

Considerations of judicial efficiency demand that a Sykes claim be presented before a case reaches this Court.

Again and again he disregarded established practices and considerations of judicial and administrative convenience in favour of systematic and technical legal considerations.

Considerations of judicial self-restraint would seem to me far more compelling where there are obviously at stake claims that involve so many farreaching, complicated, historic interests, the proper adjustments of which are not readily resolved by the materials and methods to which this Court is confined.

Nonetheless, one might reach the conclusion that the Supreme Court ought to hold off in this case by a different route for example, one might introduce considerations of judicial modesty and caution, arguing that, for institutional reasons, judges should usually be reluctant to cause a national crisis.

In response to the articles of his impeachment, Chase argued that all of his actions had been motivated by adherence to precedent, judicial duty to restrain advocates from improper statements of law, and considerations of judicial efficiency.

Mr. Lott, who controls the Senate's agenda, had been largely silent over the last several weeks as 19 Republican senators had campaigned to end consideration of all judicial nominees until Mr. Clinton left office.

Whether or not the exclusionary rule should be applied to the roving border patrol search conducted in this case, then, depends on whether considerations of either judicial integrity or deterrence of Fourth Amendment violations are sufficiently weighty to require that the evidence obtained by the Border Patrol in this case be excluded.