Sentence examples for judicial age from inspiring English sources

Green noted that the judicial age referendum -- Issue 1 -- has gained little notice statewide.

Due to EEA rules, the judicial age limit was 65 years, so Color Air was able to hire retired SAS and Braathens pilots.

The judicial retirement ages embedded in New York State's Constitution are a relic of a time when average life expectancy was much shorter than it is today.

He had started working in the judicial system at age seventeen, as an unpaid clerk, telling friends that one day he'd be attorney general.

ATLANTA — Many things about Leah Ward Sears impressed Andrew Young, the civil rights leader who, as mayor of Atlanta, appointed her to her first judicial post at age 27.

One of the youngest federal judges ever appointed, Hand took his judicial oath at age 37 in April 1909.

It was creativity in the Victorian age, judicial thought at the turn of the 20th century, and it is STEM abilities now.

Conservatives hail Scalia as the founding prophet of their true faith — the Jurisprudence of Original Understanding — and the leader of the opposition to moral relativism and judicial imperialism in the age of Obama.

One of the laws lowers the obligatory retirement age for judicial officials from 70 to 62, which the Commission said would enable the government to replace 10% of the country's judges and 25% of its notaries.

"This is the beginning of a new age of judicial character assassination and it only gets worse from here".

Ohio voters also faced Issue 1, a referendum raising the maximum age for judicial applicants from 70 to 75.