Sentence examples for judicial matters from inspiring English sources

He was the last court of appeal in judicial matters.

Mr. Babar said Tuesday night that he could not comment on judicial matters.

The supreme authority in judicial matters was the Great Council of Malines, founded in 1504.

Immigration, asylum and criminal and judicial matters - once national concerns - are now a high priority.

Regarding judicial matters, there is clear evidence now that the official account of the tragedy was false.

Judicial matters were settled before magistrates appointed by the governor or by a circuit court judge appointed by the president.

Writs began to be used in judicial matters by the Norman kings, who developed set formulas for them.

Whether you will now publish the Memorandum so a better-informed discussion of this country's relationship with Saudi Arabia on judicial matters can take place?

In recent weeks, the coalition has been developing a series of committees on humanitarian assistance, education, health, judicial matters and security issues.

A second type of written law consisted of the edicta (edicts), or proclamations issued by a superior magistrate (praetor) on judicial matters.

The king relied on confidential advisers, and chiefs and subchiefs formed a council to advise him on administrative and judicial matters.