Sentence examples for judicial atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The hearings back then were intended to restore dignity to government by adopting a judicial atmosphere.

"I heard from enough families that if it's a very court-like procedure, a very judicial atmosphere, it may not work for them," she said.

But there were mo ments last week when the war that has shattered that country seemed to overlay the judicial atmosphere, and the court was filled with images of death and destruction.

This major judicial step took place in an atmosphere of intense, palpable emotion.

Discovery of the Muslim brothers has exposed what defense lawyers say was the undue haste of the trial, which produced no physical evidence, and the heavily charged political atmosphere that colored the judicial ruling.

But Chile's judicial system is like the famously polluted atmosphere of its capital: what both need to clean them up is a howling gale.

In an atmosphere rich with ethnic and judicial politics, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted along strict party lines today to approve the nomination of Miguel Estrada, a Washington lawyer, to be a judge on the federal appeals court based in Washington.

The commission found that "the murders, threats and harassment are not being properly investigated by the judicial system," which has resulted in an atmosphere of impunity and a sense of empowerment for human rights violators.

President Bush proposed a plan today to speed Senate confirmation of his judicial nominees and to counteract what he called the "poisoned and polarized atmosphere" surrounding the process.

The third, Eumenides, releases the drama from this blood-clotted atmosphere, this feedback loop of horror, and brings to bear civic, judicial processes that at last have the power to neutralise and contain the seemingly endless pattern of vengeance.

The effect has been to poison the atmosphere just as the judiciary braces for battle over the government's planned judicial reforms.