Sentence examples for judicial manner from inspiring English sources

At 2 16 judge resumed judicial manner and fined Englishman $25. and costs.

He said he had a "tiny side conversation" with Cameron in which he sought assurances that Cable's successor would operate in an "appropriate and judicial" manner.

Although a number of Democratic senators, including Chuck Schumer and Elizabeth Warren, have said that they would oppose him, or anyone on Trump's list, they have yet to show that they can mount an effective fight against a Trump nominee, let alone one with Gorsuch's on-paper credentials and judicial manner.

Although a number of Democratic senators, including Chuck Schumer and Elizabeth Warren, have said that they would oppose him, or anyone on Trump's list, they have yet to show that they can mount an effective fight against a Trump nominee, let alone one with Gorsuch's on-paper credentials and judicial manner.

Sorption kinetics of Cu II) by dried biomass and its carbonized form has been studied by varying three operating parameters viz., initial Cu II) concentration (10 50 mg/L), solution pH (2 6) and adsorbent dose in a judicial manner.

A judge whose vote is consistently in sympathy with the liberal ( or conservative) political platform--regardless of the law and its constitutional application--would seem to be suspect of acting more in a political than a judicial manner.

The decision on whether to let the proposed merger through is Hunt's alone, acting in a quasi-judicial manner.

Hunt was required to act in an apolitical, "quasi-judicial" manner with regard to the bid, but Harman claimed rather than judging it, he was backing it.

Responsibility for ruling on the BSkyB takeover bid in a "quasi-judicial" manner was given to Mr Hunt in 2010.

Taylor's attorney's contended that the General Assembly had acted in a quasi-judicial manner, violating the principle of separation of powers.

The decisions are cheering not only because of their content — which, if not likely to much lower the level of gun violence, is still likely to save the lives of many children — but because of their explanatory manner, their judicial style.