Sentence examples for its juries from inspiring English sources

By expanding its juries, California might also be required to expand its electorate.

It so far exceeds the Turner prize in its judgments – previous winners include Margaret Salmon, Hannah Rickards and Laure Prouvost, whose MM show went on to be part of her Turner prize-winning exhibition – that one has to admire the sheer discrimination of its juries.

He defended the laws of Oklahoma as "adequate" and its "juries competent," and said that the administration of justice in the state proceeded with little cause for criticism, "except in cases of extreme passion, which no law and no civilization can control".

It drew attention for its jury gimmick and became a hit, running for seven months.

It plans to offer the $5,000 award annually for what its jury considers the most distinguished book of the year about France or the encounters between France and the United States.

The press court can also overrule its jury.

Its jury includes Jon Ronson, Armando Iannucci, Kerry Fox, Billy Childish, Tom Waits and Guardian film critic Peter Bradshaw.

When testimony is not relevant to one case, its jury will leave.

The Film Federation of India, an organization that keeps the names of its jury members as well its selection guidelines confidential, has never been known for competence.

The only financial crisis case to go to trial, involving officers of BankAtlantic, had its jury verdict finding civil liability overturned by the judge.

But at the last minute, the Pulitzer board overruled its jury and awarded the prize to Wayne Peterson, another composer with atonal leanings.