Sentence examples for judicial respect from inspiring English sources

The Delaware Courts cited the judicial respect for the business judgment of directors in refusing to void the severance agreement.

This philosophy, affirmed by each of these justices at their confirmation hearings, supposedly prizes judicial restraint, respect for the letter of the Constitution and the intentions of its authors, respect for precedent and a rejection of so-called legislating from the bench.

But the court rightly found that Mr. Moore lacked the most basic requirement for judicial office: respect for the rule of law.

"We must respect judicial rulings and not criticise them even if others do not understand this".

The one that emerged in Tuesday's decision "emphasizes judicial restraint and respect of political branches when they attempt to make national economic policy".

Judicial restraint in respect to elections is absolutely necessary because the health of our democracy depends on elections being decided by voters -- not by judges.

Her lawyer, David Godosky, said Judge Anderson was "ready to move forward and complete her term," adding that the commission's decision "will set forth markers for future judicial candidates with respect to campaign contributions".

"We must respect judicial rulings and not criticise them even if others do not understand this", Abdul Fattah al-Sisi said.

Speaking after a summit in the Turkish capital Ankara, Hamid Karzai said the US must stop "harassing" his country's judicial authority and respect Afghanistan's sovereignty.

"But one country should respect judicial independence of another country, without any interference in internal affairs".

A more desirable choice is to allow Israel, a fellow democracy with an internationally respected judicial system, to proceed with its independent investigation commission.