Sentence examples for judicial discourse from inspiring English sources
Officials charged with daily operational responsibility for our security may consider a judicial discourse on the history of the Habeas Corpus Act of 1679 and like matters to be far removed from the nation's present, urgent concerns.
Told of Senator Volker's comments, Mr. Doyle said: "Loose charges of judicial activism only poison discourse.
His public response, Justice Young said, was "a moral call to conscience about whether race baiting has any role in the political discourse in a judicial election".
"What the western world calls the 'Islamic State' is in no way related to Islam," said Egypt's Dar al-Ifta, a wing of the Egyptian justice ministry that plays a small role in both Egypt's judicial system and in global Islamic discourse.
During the revision of Environment Protection Law and the formulation of its judicial interpretation, there were multiple parties participating in the process with diverse discourses, which was yet ended with rational results.
But while such a panel may help promote "principled, decent, and thoughtful discourse", it cannot break the appearance of quid-pro-quo contributions requested by judicial candidates.
For the Saudi judicial system to show itself to be truly independent, it should support a more open discourse on future social and legal policy in the Kingdom.
Although he claimed no special expertise in rhetorical learning and had received a traditional scholastic education, not a humanistic one, Luther understood the modes of rhetorical discourse very well and shrewdly shifted the discussion from Erasmus' deliberative mode to Cicero's judicial mode, which aimed not to moderate and reconcile but to win decisions in the law courts.
