Sentence examples for for further judicial from inspiring English sources

Equally worryingly, a government agency is claiming the power to keep to itself a tool that can potentially break security features on millions of phones, while earmarking a demand for further judicial or legislative intervention in the future.

Associates of Al Qaeda used Switzerland as a financial and logistical base, Attorney General Valentin Roschacher said Thursday, adding that he was referring three cases to federal court for further judicial investigation.

The solution to blocking the backdoor Muslim ban is simple: Members of Congress could pass legislation to block both layers of the Muslim ban and forego the need for further judicial intervention and administrative uncertainty.

The rider overturns a recent court ruling, prohibits further judicial review and cannot be good for the wolf.

"It does, however, recognise... that the original trial processes contain some flaws... and we think overall provides an opportunity for the president to consider perhaps some other measures such as deportation without any further judicial action in Egypt," he said.

"It does, however, recognise... that the original trial processes contain some flaws... and we think overall provides an opportunity for the president to consider perhaps some other measures such as deportation without any further judicial action in Egypt.

This case involves an important matter of principle that deserves further judicial review.

Finally, the right to seek judicial redress comes into play when the first two rights are infringed upon, and again this requires further judicial reform.

The authors also call for further reforms to improve judicial diversity, including making more posts available for part-time or job-share; collecting reliable data on the ethnicity of judges; and abolishing the ancient system of circuit judges and replacing it with regional appointments.

They were both referred to judicial authorities for further questioning".

Some of the car owners will be fined but other offenders will be referred to judicial authorities for further investigation.