Sentence examples for judicial struggles from inspiring English sources

No longer can we duck the two deeper questions behind these endless legislative and judicial struggles.

The decision marks the conclusion of a political and judicial struggle which was closely watched by art scholars as well as UNESCO and other agencies concerned with threatened cultural heritage.

This is another executive-judicial power struggle to consider and certainly adds to our argument of cyclical power of governments and courts.

In a bizarre and tragic way, Allen's case illustrates the American judicial system's struggle with the notion of insanity.

Petersen isn't the first Trump judicial pick to struggle.

Historically, the struggle over judicial review has been part of a larger struggle over judicial independence: the freedom of the judiciary from the other branches of government, from political influence, and, especially, from moneyed interests, which is why the Court's role in deciding whether Congress has the power to regulate the economy is so woefully vexed.

Jill Lepore on the Supreme Court's struggle for judicial independence.

"Judicial systems are really struggling with handling and understanding the complexity of all these factors".

"So now, as always before, the struggle against judicial excess has ended by leaving it to the justices themselves to correct the errors of the court," he wrote in "The Struggle for Judicial Supremacy".

A1 Advocacy groups on the left and the right scrambled to adjust to what had suddenly become a far more complicated struggle over judicial nominations with the death of Chief Justice Rehnquist.

OBITUARY, PAGE A16 A NEW POLITICAL LANDSCAPE -- Advocacy groups on the left and the right scrambled to adjust to what had suddenly become a far more complicated struggle over judicial nominations.