Sentence examples for judicial projects from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Chief Justice Roberts has embraced an array of assertive judicial projects that have interpreted the Constitution in ways that have fundamentally reshaped American law.

The author has worked on judicial engagement projects with judges of countries including Saudi Arabia.

These are also opportunities for us and the international community to share expertise and engage in respectful and context-specific judicial capacity-building projects.

And while the House bill would limit judicial review of the projects, the Senate measure would give judges greater discretion, by eliminating a provision in the House measure that required courts to give weight to the findings of land management agencies in reviewing citizens' complaints about logging.

728) must now be melded with one passed last year by the House of Representatives (H.R. 2864) that does not call for judicial deference and allows projects to go ahead if a review isn't completed within 90 days.

The club appealed against the granting of planning permission in May after its proposed judicial review of the project was rejected by the high court.

There will be a full judicial review of the project in June after a judge ruled that Lambeth council may have ignored potential funding gaps when granting planning permission for the bridge.

Next month the proposed garden bridge faces a further obstacle with a full judicial review of the project, which threatens delays for the Garden Bridge Trust, which insists construction work must begin by the end of 2015 to avoid a clash with work on the Thames Tideway Tunnel, one of the largest infrastructure projects in Europe.

Ahead of a crucial judicial review into the project next month, questions about the fairness of the procurement process are escalating, alongside scrutiny of the links between Heatherwick, Lumley and London mayor Boris Johnson, who has granted £30m of public funds to a venture that once came with the pledge that it would be entirely paid for by private sponsors.

But the political right is far more committed to the project of judicial delegitimization – and, frankly, far better and more effective at it – than progressives ever could be.

Afghanistan has no functioning national army, police force or judicial system yet -- all projects that are dependent on foreign aid.