Sentence examples for judicial construction from inspiring English sources

It is our duty, of course, to accept this state judicial construction of the ordinance.

The majority's conclusion that "try" is incapable of meaningful judicial construction is not without irony.

This is persuasive evidence of the adoption by that body of the judicial construction.

Despite its overwhelming importance, judicial review is not explicitly mentioned in the U.S. Constitution; indeed, it is itself a product of judicial construction.

Texas Penal Code providing that any 'parent' who fails to support his 'children' is subject to prosecution, but which by state judicial construction applies only to married parents.

These cases demonstrate that reluctance of this sort leads instead to woolly judicial construction that mars the plain face of legislative enactments.

Amended commentary is binding on the courts even though it is not reviewed by Congress, and prior judicial constructions of a particular guideline cannot prevent the Sentencing Commission from adopting a conflicting interpretation that satisfies the standard adopted herein.

Most of Daubert's implementation problems frequently arise from two other sources, both rooted in judicial constructions of how science works.

The functions of the U.S. counties vary from state to state, but in most states they include law enforcement, judicial administration, road construction and maintenance, the provision of public assistance to the needy, and the recording of legal documents.

Such an end could be achieved by two obvious judicial techniques: (1) narrow construction of the scope of the privilege; (2) broad construction of the doctrine of 'waiver.' Any attempt to use the first of these methods, however, runs afoul of approximately 150 years of precedent.

Success in obtaining a judicial review could delay construction of Hinkley and scare off investors.