Sentence examples for judicial setback from inspiring English sources

"We are reviewing the order and will proceed accordingly," John Nester, a spokesman for S.E.C., said about the judicial setback.

"We are reviewing the order and will proceed accordingly," said John Nester, a spokesman for the commission, about the judicial setback.

The denial of Mr. Liu's appeal marks the third judicial setback this week for activists in China and the latest signal that China's leaders remain leery of tolerating greater pluralism.

The latest, and most stinging, judicial setback for a campaign-finance overhaul was this year, when the court, in the Citizens United case, ruled that corporate money can be spent directly to support political candidates.

Even though the justices gave no reason for declining to take the appeal, the development was undoubtedly a welcome one for the administration after several recent judicial setbacks.

The 2-to-1 ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit is the most recent in a series of judicial setbacks to the Bush administration's efforts to reshape federal policies under the Clean Air Act.

The decision by Mr Justice Dingemans is the latest in a series of judicial setbacks for the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) and the Ministry of Justice, which are trying to reduce spending in the courts.

The case the court turned down on Monday had in fact been the occasion for one of those judicial setbacks when a federal district judge, Gladys Kessler, ruled in August 2002 in response to a Freedom of Information Act suit brought by a coalition of civil liberties groups that the government had to disclose most of the names.

It is his seventh courtroom defeat following a series of judicial review setbacks.

Republicans are regularly tossing around such charges over judicial nomination setbacks, calling them anti-Hispanic, anti-Catholic, anti-woman.

After two years of political, judicial and regulatory setbacks, the legislation was approved last September, authorizing the suspension of Internet access to pirates who ignored two warnings to quit.