Sentence examples for high justices from inspiring English sources

The Swedish extradition process requires the approval of the nation's Supreme Court; thus, the scenario that Assange was proposing a geopolitical plot to use his sex-crimes case as a pretext to deliver him to the United States would require at least three high justices to act as conspirators.

Lowe threw a sinker that stayed high, Justice bashed it, and there was really no doubt.

Created Earl of Cork in 1620, he was appointed a lord high justice in 1629 and lord high treasurer in 1631.

"Did you know," she asks Linda, "that there's something -- I'm sure you did -- but some justice, high justice court or something that's in The Hague?" Later she refers to Mr. Clinton's crisis of the time with Iraq as a problem only because it means he's too busy to talk to her.

The Swiss henceforth exercised also the high justice over the Thurgau.

The Angevin began feudalising the country, increasing the power of the nobility by granting them jurisdiction over high justice.

The city of Constance and its bishop were caught in the middle between these two blocks: they held possessions in Swabia, but the city also still exercised the high justice over the Thurgau, where the Swiss had assumed the low justice since the annexation in 1460.

Calvin said that God had a higher justice, veiled to human eyes.

Mrs. Jacinta immediately took her daughter to see Attorney General Juan Manuel Salazar Pimentel, the state's highest justice official.

" 'You cannot stand on justice: love matters more than justice, because the higher justice is love.' " When Dreher struggled to master his feelings, Father Matthew told him to perform a demanding Orthodox ritual called the Optina Rule.

The difference between other people's secrets and my own should be obvious to everyone: theirs are theirs and mine are mine, and mine belong to a higher justice.