Sentence examples for judicial refusal from inspiring English sources

The decision "resulted in a judicial refusal to enforce state-law publicity rights," the appeal said.

Brown has been granted permission to seek judicial review of refusal to allow him access under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to documents he says show there was a secret judicial process for sealing royal wills.

At issue is whether the court will choose to respond to a bold act of judicial defiance: the refusal by a federal appeals court to apply the Supreme Court's most recent abortion precedent to a situation that is all but indistinguishable.

Adoboli, 38, lost his most recent legal challenge when he sought permission in the immigration court for a judicial review of the refusal of his latest application to remain in the UK.

The five former soldiers and a regimental widow sought a judicial review of the refusal to grant them entry on the grounds that they had "no strong ties" to the UK.

In most systems, however, legislatures also have other tasks, such as selection and criticism of the government, supervision of administration, appropriation of funds, ratification of treaties, impeachment of executive and judicial officials, acceptance or refusal of executive nominations, determination of election procedures, and public hearings on petitions.

Republicans, in turn, argue that their treatment of Garland was justified by past Democratic misdeeds in the judicial nomination process (including refusal to hold hearings for a number of prominent GOP circuit court nominees), and that the Democrats themselves had signaled they would refuse to consider a GOP nominee in circumstances similar to those surrounding the Garland appointment.

The Litvinenko family has called for a judicial review of the refusal to hold a public inquiry, saying the decision showed "utter contempt".

– (1) Subject to paragraph (2), the owner of a design may seek judicial review of a final refusal of the Administrator to register the design under this chapter by bringing a civil action, and may in the same action, if the court adjudges the design subject to protection under this chapter, enforce the rights in that design under this chapter.

In an interview, he said his problem was not Judge Boyle's conservative judicial record, but rather the refusal of Senator Helms to approve even one of the nominees during the Clinton years, creating vacancies that the Bush administration hoped to fill.

The decision to undertake a review of Shields's conviction and consider a pardon came only after the family sought a judicial review of Straw's refusal to consider a pardon, on the grounds that he did not have the power to do so.