Sentence examples for judicial award from inspiring English sources

Strikes are not forbidden, but a union striking in defiance of a judicial award may be held to be in contempt of court and fined accordingly.

In a legal context, when defendants can cite similar cases where a judicial award was very small, they sometimes can influence the judge's or jury's assessment of the value of the case.

A sliding scale of caps or guidelines for judicial awards would be better than a single rigid ceiling.

Talk about stingy, particularly in this day and age of outlandish judicial awards.

After the war, the West German judicial system awarded Heydrich's widow Lina a federal pension.

Legislation was introduced three years ago overturning a judicial practice of awarding more compensation to the families of Muslim accident victims than to those of Jews.

In 1999, the conservative Family Research Council awarded her its lifetime Court Jester award for judicial activism, citing the Internet decisions.

That means fully 106 of these positions are awarded to judicial newcomers.

Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC, the incoming chair of the Bar Council, said: "The charge created a perverse incentive to plead guilty, negated the principle of judicial discretion, reduced compensation awards and was never likely to raise the funds anticipated".

Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC, chairman-elect of the Bar Council, which represents barristers, said the charge had created a "perverse incentive to plead guilty, negated the principle of judicial discretion, reduced compensation awards and was never likely to raise the funds anticipated".

This system includes judicial review of arbitration awards.