Sentence examples for highest judicial office from inspiring English sources
He should not be confirmed to our highest judicial office.
He became a justice of the New York Supreme Court in 1798, chief justice of that tribunal in 1804, and chancellor of the state Court of Chancery (then the highest judicial office in New York) in 1814.
Calling the United States Constitution a "restriction on the fallen nature of man" and quoting Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and Gen. Douglas MacArthur, among others, Judge Moore was making his case as the Republican nominee, once again, for the state's highest judicial office.
On the other hand, the Republican party is still able to indulge in an old kind of hypocrisy: while pantomiming respect, the men on the committee pretended that Ford's words hadn't actually landed a lasting blow on the man they'd chosen to elevate to the highest judicial office.
But I submit that any such caution reflects the rational judgment of a woman who aspires to high judicial office, not some characterological aversion to intellectual risk.
The lowest rewards for high judicial office in the EU go to Bulgarian judges who were paid a relatively modest €28,019.
Article 21 of the human rights convention says candidates "must either possess the qualifications required for appointment to high judicial office or be jurisconsults of recognised competence".
For example, Lord Salmon recommended that the 1921 act be amended to require that the chairman of a tribunal should always be the holder of high judicial office.
The only requirement is that candidates be of "high moral character" and either have the qualifications required for high judicial office in their own country, or are lawyers or academics "of recognised competence".
The advert for the job specified that "judges must be of high moral character and either possess the qualifications required for appointment to high judicial office or be juriconsults... of recognised competence".
