Sentence examples for judicial hurdles from inspiring English sources

Others are either undergoing repairs, docked for a crew change or blocked by administrative or judicial hurdles.

He demonstrates that there is a clear judicial path--not an insurmountable judicial hurdle--to better enforcement of constitutional social welfare rights.

Completion of the radical plan — far from certain, given its many hurdles at judicial, state and federal levels — would make history.

"We acknowledge that the final hurdle of a judicial review against the London borough of Newham and the OPLC in relation to West Ham United being the preferred bidder for the Olympic Stadium has been granted on a very narrow basis," the club said.

Ultimately Duvalier's poor health and not the Haitian judicial system may represent the greatest hurdle.

It currently takes 51 votes, instead of 60 votes, to clear a procedural hurdle, or a "filibuster," on most judicial and executive nominees.

"There are already considerable hurdles imposed by the courts before a judicial review can be brought.

But the Law Society, which represents solicitors in England and Wales, said: "There are already considerable hurdles imposed by the courts before a judicial review can be brought.

Mr. Trump's hurdles with Judge Kavanaugh have been less about his judicial rulings than his proximity to the Bush family, of whom the president remains deeply skeptical, according to two people who have spoken with him.

Mr Justice Jackson said the curate had "substantial hurdles" to overcome in the next stage of her application for judicial review.

He said there was now no chance his inquest could start on Oct. 2 as planned due to numerous legal hurdles, not least an application from Litvinenko's lawyers for a judicial review.