Sentence examples similar to judicial take from inspiring English sources

But judicial take-down of the ACA will fail.

It requires absurdism of a different sort to say that the choice between "hospitable interpretation" and judicial take-down of a messy statute isn't driven by ideology or partisan allegiance.

"Let the judicial process take its course," Katter said.

David Blunkett, the home secretary, said simply: "We must now let the judicial process take its course".

Sounding a less dire note, foreign diplomats and aid officials in Bosnia asserted that economic and judicial reforms take time.

William Osler, the great man of American medicine, said, "It is not for you to don the black cap and assuming the judicial function, take hope away from any patient... hope that comes to us all".

His most notable opinions were in Gelpcke v. City of Dubuque, in which the court declared that general judicial principles take precedence over the decisions of local tribunals in federal judicial review, and Springer v. United States (1881), which upheld the constitutionality of a federal income tax imposed during the Civil War.

This major judicial step took place in an atmosphere of intense, palpable emotion.

The healthcare law isn't all that's at stake in the judicial battle taking place in the United States.

"If the judicial procedure takes a turn such that he can no longer lead the enterprise, at that moment another decision will be taken," Mr. Hollande added.

But when the judicial inquiry takes 22 months to begin, as it did for Flight 447, the half-scope of the B.E.A.'s work stands alone and incomplete.