Sentence examples for judicial recognition of from inspiring English sources

Judicial recognition of a positive right to free expression rooted in the common law was first made by the Law Lords in 1993 in the Derbyshire libel case.

As for banning the burqa from private space, let's remember that every British family's home is its castle, and it should say to the state what the African-American said to the Mississippi, Riverr, stay 'way from my door!" We will best serve Muslim women by ensuring that their matrimonial rights as British citizens are never undermined by judicial recognition of sharia law.

As with most rights (article 3 is a notable exception), socioeconomic rights are not absolute but contextual, their content being informed by judicial recognition of the competing interests and complex causalities in play and the need for proper deference to the will of elected representatives.

With striking clairvoyance, it outlined an incrementalist strategy for narrowing the right to reproductive choice and predicted, accurately, that the expansive jurisprudence of personal autonomy, recognized in cases like Roe v. Wade, might eventually lead to the judicial recognition of gay marriage.

This decision withstood a challenge in the U.S. Supreme Court, and stands today as judicial recognition of outrageous Federal and local conspiratorial criminality and cover-up.

Phillips has been cited as an early example of judicial recognition of the norm of prosecutorial enforcement discretion and as an example of mootness (although the Phillips Court did not use that term).

Nationalist stirrings that occurred prior to the Revolution of 1917 were aimed at cultural and judicial recognition rather than at political separation from Russia.

In Singapore, custom is a minor source of law as not many customs have been given judicial recognition.

If the choice is between judicial and political recognition of individual rights, I would agree that the latter is usually preferable.

At the time of the study, 8% of FM patients were carrying out administrative or judicial formalities requiring recognition of their Permanent Disability.

I agree with the rapporteur that mutual trust must be strengthened in order that there can be mutual recognition of judicial decisions, thereby contributing towards the gradual development of a European judicial culture.