Sentence examples for judicial at from inspiring English sources

When the prime minister first told me that, I thought it meant "not really judicial at all", so I could ignore all the stupid stuff about regulation.

A close friend of Rosenberg's said that the failures of Guatemala's judicial system "ate at Rosenberg's guts".

The issue of judicial nominations, at least at the levels below the Supreme Court, has never proved important in presidential elections.

The call by Imperial Tobacco came at the start of a judicial review at the Court of Session of measures passed by the parliament in January.

From 1775 to 1783 he was the official Danish representative at Lübeck, and in 1789 he received a judicial appointment at Altona.

She then spiced her resume with a judicial fellowship at the United States Supreme Court and a stint as research associate at the Federal Judicial Center in Washington.

Do you think they serve the judicial process at large?

In both those places flawed judicial processes at least raise questions about the horrors.

That does not compromise his judicial independence at all, I am afraid, in my opinion".

There is no judicial review at any stage of this process.

Save the argument about whether we should be holding partisan judicial elections at all.