Sentence examples for judicial commitment from inspiring English sources

The national focus this year was on a judicial commitment to work for justice in cases of violence against women.

The judicial system's commitment to the jury as an institution, they argue, is being tested as never before.

But as Feldman acknowledges in his book, the value of Frankfurter's (and Roberts') commitment to judicial restraint is contingent upon the merits of restraint as a judicial approach.

Frankfurter nearly always dissented from these decisions, citing his commitment to judicial restraint.

It started, rather, with a near-absolute commitment to judicial restraint.

If a newly constituted Court establishes an abiding commitment to judicial restraint, the right as well as the left is likely to suffer disappointments.

Less easily reconciled is the majority's current activism, on the one hand, and its frequently professed commitment to judicial restraint on the other.

In the reaction to Dred Scott, the divisive 1857 decision to deny citizenship rights to black people, Friedman sees an "evolution in the nation's commitment to judicial review," because the ruling was not met with defiance.

But he would have made a more compelling case if he had not proceeded to abandon his -- and the Federalist Society's -- own oft-repeated commitment to judicial restraint to praise the Supreme Court for striking down the Gun-Free School Zones Act and the Violence Against Women Act in a burst of conservative activism.

But he was forced to choose between his fellow conservatives and his commitment to judicial restraint.

This is so because Kurland's commitment to judicial restraint was not universal.