Sentence examples for judicial interventions from inspiring English sources

They continued to argue that the Supreme Constitutional Court had no authority to dissolve Parliament, citing precedents in which the previous Parliament had rebuffed such judicial interventions.

However, international military and judicial interventions in this region to date risk not only ignoring government atrocities but actively encouraging them.

In either case, the court should make it plain that Bush v. Gore is not an invitation for an endless series of judicial interventions into the very heart of our political life.

The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, has won popular support in recent years for a number of aggressive judicial interventions over matters ranging from traffic regulation to investigations of corruption and other abuses.

The ruling was the latest in a string of judicial interventions blunting a wave of Republican-led efforts to impose new restrictions on voting for the Nov. 6 election.

This moment was necessary, for despite a century of civil rights legislation, judicial interventions and social activism — despite Brown v. Board of Education, Martin Luther King's I-have-a-dream crusade and the 1964 Civil Rights Act — the Civil War could never truly be said to have ended until America's white majority actually elected an African-American as president.

Judicial intervention risks generating its own backlash.

This would be done without judicial intervention.

Others are warier of judicial intervention.

This schedule, of course, is subject to judicial intervention.

"Nobody can claim here that judicial intervention has completely worked," Rudovsky said.