Sentence examples for equitable power from inspiring English sources

The only equitable power exercised by the court was setting the deadline.

I also think, Your Honor, that if you concluded that it was essential to avoid unfairness or some kind of overweighting of one county's vote over another county's vote, this court has within its equitable power to have a statewide recount if that was necessary.... JUSTICE QUINCE.

The constitution was required to adhere to a set of fundamental principles including equitable power sharing and democracy.

Will a court determine therefore that the Civil Court does have sufficient equitable power to entertain the kinds of general injunctions this ordinance calls for?

Finally, the projects suggest the importance of nonprescriptive frameworks for conducting CBPR that focuses on more equitable power relationships to address health disparities to help alleviate environmental health problems.

Hence, women's autonomy related to the extent of independent decision making, freedom from constraint on physical mobility and the ability to forge equitable power relationships within families, has been used for this study.

Both the U.N. and the U.S. dispatched top diplomats in a last-ditch alternative that included a "serious and sustained" dialogue on the Kurds' future and potentially a more equitable power-sharing agreement among Iraq's diverse communities.

MR. HANCOCK -- I agree that the date was implemented pursuant to the court's equitable powers.

And your briefs make it very clear that they exercised their equitable powers to remedy a threat to fundamental constitutional rights and changed the deadline accordingly.

"The court should invoke its equitable powers in favor of a full and fair ballot choice for the voters of New Jersey," Chief Justice Deborah T. Poritz wrote in the seven-page decision.

It in particular exercised its equitable powers in favor of the petitioner, in order to facilitate meeting the Dec. 12 deadline, while still being able to have electoral contest.