Sentence examples for judicial disapproval from inspiring English sources
Some legal authorities warn that current legislation leaves newspapers open to prosecution, while Twitter and the outer reaches of cyberspace are in effect immune to judicial disapproval.
The terse phrasing suggests a degree of judicial disapproval of the extended process and leaves Assange's lawyers with the choice of appealing the decision to the European court of human rights in Strasbourg or agreeing to the extradition requests.
In some cases, as with her felon disenfranchisement dissent, Judge Sotomayor has lauded "judicial restraint" and expressed disapproval of judges who come up with creative reasoning seemingly to achieve policy outcomes.
The Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee today engaged in an unusual voting maneuver that signaled their disapproval of one of President Bush's judicial nominees even as they cleared the way for his confirmation.
The law may present itself as an unwavering judicial edifice to the public but there are occasions when judgments appear to sway when blasted by public and political disapproval.
(Murmurs of disapproval).
Others whistled their disapproval.
But the judge's disapproval instantly shifted from Mr. Scalia to this editorial writer when I suggested a similarity between the duck-hunting episode and a broader, less publicized judicial travel outrage.
Esquire magazine registered its disapproval.
