Sentence examples for judge to substitute from inspiring English sources

McGuire persuaded a judge to substitute a QDOT.

I should think the potential of this doctrine to allow judges to substitute their personal predelictions for the will of the Congress is so self-evident from the case which spawned it as to require no further discussion of its susceptibility to abuse.

Before a court could decide that Mr. Trump had cynically declared an emergency under false pretenses, the court would first have to decide that the law permits judges to substitute their own thinking for the president's in such a matter.

By allowing judges to substitute the public display of executed criminals with dissection (a fate generally viewed with horror), the new law significantly increased the number of bodies anatomists could legally access.

This was a "breathtakingly broad" invitation, Justice O'Connor said, for state judges simply to substitute their judgment for that of the parents.

It does not, however, give judges licence to substitute their policy preferences for those of Parliament.

Lawyers for both sides and Judge Horn agreed to substitute portions of the deposition for live testimony because, they said, Mr. Codrey was out of the state and could not be served with a subpoena.

Bilingualism has been found to have a positive effect on children's ability to judge grammar and to substitute symbols [6], [7].

His job, and that of his fellow human rights judges, was not to substitute its own view for that of parliament, he added.

The unanimous decision by five supreme court justices makes it clear that even though the home was registered in the names of both the man and the woman, judges are permitted to substitute a fairer division of possessions.

Dissection was generally viewed as "a fate worse than death"; giving judges the ability to substitute gibbeting with dissection was an attempt to invoke that horror.