Sentence examples for judicial repercussions from inspiring English sources
In late 2012, at the opening of a new provincial airport, he took a moment to condemn the show's depiction of Süleyman, as well as its directors and broadcasters, hinting at severe judicial repercussions.
Many more are not, and human rights experts fear that if the new law is passed, employers who do not want to deal with the hassle of legalizing their help (and who fear possible judicial repercussions), may decide that their aides are imminently disposable.
There is a lack of knowledge and there are structural difficulties in long-term follow-up, psychosocial and judicial referral, which has repercussions on current practices.
The most likely target of political repercussion could be Third Judicial District Attorney Mark D'Antonio.
As a relative once told me, "These things still have repercussions" — social ones if not judicial.
'The mere fact that state action may have repercussions beyond state lines is of no judicial significance so long as the action is not within that domain which the Constitution forbids.' Osborn v. Ozlin, 310 U.S. 53, 62, 60 S.Ct.
Southern Weekend said the public's response "reflected the almost complete loss of confidence in the judicial system among average citizens" and gave warning that there could be "serious" nationwide repercussions.
Judge Turbow noted that many judges worried about political repercussions in pressing for a pay raise at a time when some voters view judicial salaries as generous.
Notwithstanding that this criticism apparently misunderstands the relationship between politicians and judicial inquiries, it nonetheless says a lot about the way in which events in Britain - and the actions of our media and government - can have repercussions elsewhere.
