Sentence examples for judicial regulations from inspiring English sources
They keep pushing all those judicial regulations; one day, the American public is going to put their foot down and say enough is enough.
Part of Cornwallis's work was the introduction of criminal and judicial regulations that to a significant degree still underpin the Indian judicial system.
Mr. Lessig urged the court to act cautiously before attempting "judicial regulation on net architecture".
Increasingly restrictive legal and judicial regulation of the right to strike is one part of the answer.
Fred was one of the Nation's most noted and prolific scholars on matters of the law profession's ethics, focusing on diverse issues such as prosecutorial ethics, attorney-client confidentiality, ethics code drafting, judicial regulation of lawyers, and the role of advocates in the American legal system.
How did Sir Brian Leveson become supreme judicial regulator of press regulation?
I'm actually bound by the SFA judicial panel regulations and not able to explain the mitigating circumstances behind it.
It implies fiscal reform, judicial reform, regulation and competition".
Anthony Hudson, representing the media that had applied for reporting restrictions to be lifted, had argued that the Judicial Proceedings (Regulation of Reports) Act 1926 was designed to "prevent injury to public morals" and was being misapplied as means of enforcing privacy in divorce proceedings.
"The law is pretty clear that laws and judicial opinions and regulations are not protected by copyright laws," said Pamela Samuelson, a professor at Boalt Hall School of Law at the University of California, Berkeley.
The idea was to push US wages downward, toward Mexico's, and to create new rights for corporations within the trade area: these lucky multinational enterprises could now sue governments directly before a corporate-friendly international tribunal, unaccountable to any national judicial system, for regulations (eg environmental) that infringed upon their profit-making potential.
