Sentence examples for considered judicial from inspiring English sources

This story also needs a full investigation and a considered judicial evaluation, not a quiet settlement.

Currently, 32 positions, considered "judicial emergencies" by court administrators, are unfilled, creating heavy workloads for judges on those courts.

Similarly, the debate over the courts was also intense during the Clinton years as the Senate stalled nominees that Republicans considered judicial activists.

Co. v. Lacelaw Corp., 861 F.226224, 226 (C.A.9 1988) ("Factual assertions in pleadings and pretrial orders, unless amended, are considered judicial admissions conclusively binding on the party who made them").; cf. Christian Legal Soc.

It is too much to expect that Gaddafi can receive justice at the hands of those whom he has repressed for so long, in a corrupt judicial system that he controlled (and so could not be considered "judicial" in any real sense).

"It is ironic that Republicans now claim that Judge Boyle must be confirmed because the seat is considered a judicial emergency by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, when the North Carolina vacancies on the Fourth Circuit were considered judicial emergencies years ago when Republicans blocked Clinton nominee after Clinton nominee".

"These are our guide when we consider judicial cooperation with international partners," he said.

It has already begun considering judicial ethnic diversity in crown courts.

The administration's action was also immediately denounced by two Democratic members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which considers judicial nominations.

And I think that there has been an ominous increase in what I consider judicial activism of late.

Both sides acknowledge that such a confrontation could ultimately harm the Senate, the Supreme Court and the already-damaged process for considering judicial nominations.