Sentence examples for judicial in from inspiring English sources

Again, much of this work is actually judicial in nature and should be kept wholly distinct from government".

Commission, in political science, a multiheaded body created to perform a particular function, whether it be administrative, legislative, or judicial in nature.

She said one of the issues was whether removing a person's citizenship "would be treated by the courts as something that is akin to punishment and therefore exclusively judicial in nature".

The ideas are aired in a series of forums, both political and judicial, in which Phaethon's fate is debated by self-serving representatives of various schools of thought and art.

In 1934, the magazine Picturegoer made a stab at rending the veil with an astrological treatise entitled "What Her Birth Date Means to Katharine Hepburn": born in early November , 1909 she was a Scorpio and therefore "strongly individual, very uncompromising, critical and judicial in a clear, decisive fashion".

It is too much to expect that Gaddafi can receive justice at the hands of those whom he has repressed for so long, in a corrupt judicial system that he controlled (and so could not be considered "judicial" in any real sense).

The group ran ads in judicial races in Alabama in 2008 and Michigan in 2014.

Lawyers have long been the main contributors in judicial campaigns in New York, and, in some instances, the reasons were evident.

Firmian completed the earlier reforms in political administration, in the judicial system, in ecclesiastical relations, and in educational policy.

(1986), In this case, the issue was whether a body discharging functions that are quasi-judicial in nature and which wields considerable de facto public powers is amenable to judicial review.

IT HAS been a landmark case in French judicial history in more ways than one.