Sentence examples for judicial opposition from inspiring English sources

Ashworth, the Vinerian professor of English law at the University of Oxford, accused the government of "changing course in response to judicial opposition to the creation of the new council".

Ken Clarke has brushed aside judicial opposition to the UK's proposals for reforming the European court of human rights, claiming that the "Brighton declaration" by 47 member countries would result in fewer cases being appealed to Strasbourg.

The Justice Department defends its decision not to follow its own rules and notify The Associated Press of its plan to subpoena The A.P.'s telephone records — and thereby risk judicial opposition — because it would pose a "substantial threat to the integrity of the investigation" ("Phone Records of Journalists Seized by U.S.," front page, May 14).

The classic statement of judicial opposition to bigness was made by Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis, with specific reference to Standard Oil and to chain stores.

In reaction to this judicial hecatomb, opposition to killing by the state has also grown.

However, after his decrees on a speedy ratification of the constitution and on limits to judicial rulings, opposition escalated.

Mr. Khatami had been scheduled to speak at the event, and it was canceled under pressure from Iran's security and judicial establishment, opposition Web sites reported.

Mr. da Silva's decision on Tuesday to seek Mr. Rohter's expulsion provoked a strong counterreaction, led by press associations, legal and judicial groups and opposition politicians.

In Britain an independent inquiry makes sense the speedier the better, which argues for the parliamentary sort the government wants rather than the judicial variety the opposition demands.The second task is to change the way finance is run and the culture of banking.

When Morsi issued a decree granting himself unlimited emergency powers, allowing him to hold executive and legislative authority, while shielding himself from any possible judicial challenges, the opposition rightfully compared him to Mubarak and started to call him a dictator and a Pharaoh.

This Article offers a comprehensive examination of the origins of, rationales given for, and impact of the American Rule; then it evaluates instances in which the rule has faced legislative, judicial, and academic opposition.