Sentence examples for judicial performance from inspiring English sources

As an informed voter, I have no way to evaluate judicial performance.

White House officials were involved in the sackings, which the Democrats claim were politically motivated and not based on judicial performance.

Carmody took medical leave for a back problem after last Friday as controversy raged over his judicial performance and deteriorating relations with fellow judges.

Many states also have separate panels that report on judicial performance so that voters can go to the polls armed with information.

But the sheer size of this offering, consisting of contradictory articles neither cited to the court by the parties nor vouched for by the justice himself qualifies the Breyer dissent for the distinction of "most unusual judicial performance".

Most unusual judicial performance: Justice Alito having forfeited his usual spot on the First Amendment spectrum in the video games case, his place was taken by Justice Stephen G. Breyer, who voted to uphold the statute.

Judicial opinions are often performance pieces, this one perhaps more than most.

* Palestinian performance on judicial, administrative, and economic benchmarks, as established by the International Task Force on Palestinian Reform.

In addition, the learning models are fine-tuned using back-propagation methods to support generative performance and judicial power of the DBNs.

Sentence technicalities can't even be argued here, considering the judicial system's unreliable performance and shoddy handling of crime materials.

But  Unión Progresista de Fiscales, a left-leaning association of Spanish prosecutors, issued a statement welcoming Argentina's attempt to make amends for "the lamentable performance of our judicial system" concerning the crimes of the Franco era.