Sentence examples for issues of judicial from inspiring English sources
A devoted public servant, Mr. Damashek served on numerous committees and commissions addressing important issues of judicial administration, including judicial compensation, the use of cameras in the courtroom, and the case management system.
The government would like to negotiate — on parliamentary reform and issues of judicial and media independence — but the opposition has stuck to its maximalist demand: the only negotiation it's willing to enter into, its leaders say, is the terms of Saakashvili's resignation.
Obama's pre-selection talk was bold and progressive on the big picture issues of judicial fairness and fighting for common people against powerful business interests.
The Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals has been perhaps the most activist, to use a loaded term in American law, when it come to addressing issues of judicial competence.
The issue of judicial nominations, at least at the levels below the Supreme Court, has never proved important in presidential elections.
The ruling was drawn narrowly around the issue of judicial review rather than the larger question of the E.P.A.'s jurisdiction over wetlands.
Sharif tried to set up a court, but he had trouble with Dhere: "We could not agree over the issue of judicial independence".
If the effort fails, it could lead to a confrontation with the Senate over the long-simmering issue of judicial nominees.
The issue of judicial candidates and the ideological direction of the federal courts is one of the most delicate areas of dispute between the parties.
