Sentence examples for judicial activities from inspiring English sources

But the fiscal and judicial activities of the court were growing in volume and technicality.

The importance of limitation on judicial activities during wartime may be inferred from the allocation of powers under the constitutional scheme.

ʿAmr's mosque served not only as the religious centre of the town but also as the seat of certain administrative and judicial activities.

Detailed description of the ritual which is part of all legislative and judicial activities of the Houses of Parliament; the procession of the Mace, etc. Day to day account of the court proceedings.

He was independent of both executive and judiciary and had full powers to inquire into the details of any administrative or executive act and into certain judicial activities if reported to him by individuals as an abuse of rights.

By negotiating a lower financial contribution, and reducing cooperation on policing and judicial activities, Mr. Cameron might shape a new relationship with the European Union that could then be put to the British public in a referendum.

But at a recent panel discussion on Judge Sotomayor, M. Edward Whelan III, president of the conservative Ethics and Public Policy Center, faulted such scholars as not distinguishing between routine judicial "activity" and judicial "activism" — which he defined as the invention of dubious rights as a cover for wrongfully overriding elected officials.

Still, the day was largely uninterrupted by judicial activity.

Lane's contribution to a sound sentencing system and his sensitivity to penal policy was not confined to judicial activity.

Two years later, Garzón was suspended from judicial activity in Spain — a great victory for the country's right wing.

Clearly, it would require almost willful ignorance on the part of Supreme Court Justices not to be aware of judicial activity in other countries.