Sentence examples for his magistrate from inspiring English sources

He also worked in his magistrate and coroner roles to reduce delays in the court system, which he admits to being "obsessive about", saying delays in justice erode public confidence.

But before the proceedings got under way, he was stripped of his magistrate's licence.

In his journal, he told his magistrate, "God dwells not in temples made with hands".

Although the legislation arouses little enthusiasm in the country, it is the price that Berlusconi has to pay to keep the League in his coalition and so retain a parliamentary majority for his magistrate-hobbling justice bill.

The narrator also goes to great lengths to describe Edward's other virtues: his kindness to his tenants on his country estate, his acts of charity, his leniency as a magistrate, his ultimate refusal to compromise his ward Nancy.

While Zimmerman, by his own account, longed to have a career in law enforcement, and to follow in his former magistrate father's footsteps, he earned a D in "Intro To Criminal Justice" and a C in "Evil Minds – Violent Predators" during his time at Seminole State college in Central Florida.

For example, alerted by press reports that mentioned a Swiss connection, one of his investigating magistrates believes he is close to tracking down at least $1.4 billion from an IMF loan that was meant to go to Russia.

In 1872, the writer Augustus Mayhew appeared before his local magistrates charged with assaulting a female pedlar, and defended himself by pointing out that sometimes "he had as many as 38 persons in one day" knocking at his door.

He was arrested for not providing a specimen of his breath, magistrates heard.

Winthrop, as he had after previous elections, graciously invited his fellow magistrates to dinner.

Potter has seen the extreme effects of both substance abuse and schizophrenia in his role as a magistrate for his local court.