Sentence examples for judicial outcomes from inspiring English sources

Having lawyers challenge novel legal assertions in these secret proceedings would result in better judicial outcomes.

"I am happy he is out, but I am sad that the executive power and the president can interfere directly in judicial outcomes," said Alaa Aswani, a writer and sharp social critic of Egyptian society.

With three mass rallies against Ahok since October, the case has also drawn concerns of 'mob justice', the ability of the masses to pressure the Widodo administration and influence judicial outcomes.

Mr. Wainwright points to public opinion surveys that have consistently shown that Texans want judges on the ballot — even though they are deeply suspicious about the influence of political money on judicial outcomes.

When we approve of a political or judicial outcome, we tend to say that "the system worked".

He said he expected a judicial outcome, whether at the Eighth Circuit or beyond, that shared the spirit of American Needle.

But he did not precisely define it, and it's been clear ever since that the definition lay in the eyes of the beholder – nearly always a disgruntled beholder, since people rarely describe as "activist" a judicial outcome with which they are satisfied.

Baker and Faulkner [1] proposed that closeness centrality is positively related to an unfavorable judicial outcome.

Therefore, we expect that the closeness centrality indicator is negatively associated with the likelihood of an unfavorable judicial outcome.

But unlike the two leading Democratic candidates, Bush would not require his appointees to commit in advance to delivering a specific judicial outcome.

The judicial outcome is intended to serve as a warning to all would-be-challengers to the popularly elected representatives of the people via undemocratic means: challenging electoral authority of any sitting government can only take place at the ballot box.