Sentence examples for judicial time from inspiring English sources

"JUDICIAL time is not the same as political time, much less media time".

There are, to be sure, some kinds of lawsuits that are likely to be a waste of judicial time.

All this involves an expensive use of judicial time, which is in short supply as it is.

If Mr Passos Coelho decides to put this theory into practice, he will almost certainly have to wait, in judicial time, for another ruling from the constitutional court.

Channel 4 only had a two-hour slot though – a blink of an eye on a judicial time scale but actually quite a stretch when it comes to the average viewer's attention span.

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Other associates also falling on tough judicial times include former transport minister, Ricardo Jaime, who has already pleaded guilty to charges of receiving bribes.

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

It also enables, for the first time, judicial commissioners to veto warrant approvals made by the home secretary".

The rule, invented by Strom Thurmond, in 1968, holds that the party seeking control of the White House may shut down judicial confirmations some time before Election Day.