Sentence examples for former appeals from inspiring English sources

If writing bland opinions were a disqualifier, there would be no former appeals court judges on the Supreme Court.

Mr. Starr, a former appeals court judge and independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation during the Clinton administration, is a leading conservative.

The former appeals to him for its "precise look at people, things or situations; there's no ornament, no dramatic light-setting.

Though Republicans already are deriding her for never having worn a judicial robe, the current court, dominated by former appeals court judges, could use more members who have engaged more closely with the world than with a trial transcript.

Last week the BBC reported that an inquiry had begun into the corporation's culture and practices over the Savile decades led by Dame Janet Smith, a former appeals court judge.

Zind, a former appeals court judge, had been publicly outspoken in his criticism of the Muslim Brotherhood removed from power by the army in mid-2013 and banned as a terrorist group.

You could catch glimpses of her former appeal.

"Aspirational" plots lack their former appeal, says DealBook.

It is unclear when the official inquiry, chaired by Sir Peter Gibson, a former appeal court judge, will begin hearing evidence.

To that end, its supporters' faith is heavily invested in its inaugural chairman, the former appeal court judge Sir Alan Moses.

The inquiry, the prime minister said, would be led by Sir Peter Gibson, a former appeal court judge who monitors the intelligence agencies for the government.