Sentence examples for judicial basis from inspiring English sources

Mr. Assefi said that the case lacked judicial basis and that Iran was going to hold talks with Britain over the arrest.

Their interpretation of the history of western lands and of the judicial basis for federal land ownership – or at least that of their leaders, since they weren't exactly a band of intellectuals – was only loosely linked to reality.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman, Hamid Reza Assei, said today that the "U.S. judiciary has leveled charges against Iran which have no legal and judicial basis," the Islamic Republic News Agency reported.

His spokesman, Ahoua Don Mello, said: "If Gbagbo has refused to sign the documents they [the UN and France] presented to him yesterday, it is because they proposed something that had no legal and judicial basis".

Mr. Sarkozy's push for broader restrictions was seen as a challenge to the Council of State, France's top administrative authority, which warned in March that "a general and absolute ban on the full veil as such can have no incontestable judicial basis" and that it could be thrown out by the courts.

Each time we failed because of the argument that the churches had contracts and played a particular role in Germany, that there are structures that have evolved over centuries, and that there is another judicial basis in these cases.

Normally the commonwealth would have supported the ATO's litigation, instead the government in Canberra seemed to prefer the method adopted by the WA government of taking charge of the group's assets and distributing them on a non-judicial basis.

It is possible, I think, to formulate several criteria for determining whether a decision or order is one required by law to be made on a judicial or quasi-judicial basis.

The officer in charge of the monstrous torture/judgment machine in "In the Penal Colony" says of the judicial process: "My basis for deciding is this: guilt is always beyond doubt".

As a result, laws that discriminate against gays and lesbians are often treated to the most lenient form of judicial scrutiny, rational basis review.

This is a fundamental and long-standing principle of public law, the basis of judicial review.