Sentence examples for judicial tools from inspiring English sources

The case is important for businesses in France because of the potential precedent for the use of judicial tools by companies facing financial difficulties.

But according to Ferran Requejo, political scientist at Barcelona's Pompeu Fabra University and member of the Advisory Council for National Transition (CATN), these judicial tools are of limited use.

On Sunday, the security Cabinet authorized the defense minister to declare the perpetrators of such attacks an "illegal association," a designation that gives the security forces stronger investigative and judicial tools.

Think again about what this judicial tool is called: "intermediate" or "heightened" scrutiny.

"We are a new tool, a judicial tool, not a tool in the hands of politicians who think they can decide when to plug or unplug us".

Effectively, said Gadeir Abbas, attorney for the Council on American-Islamic Relathens, the watchlists "provide law enforcement with an extra-judicial tool to impose consequences on predominantly Muslims who choose to exercise their rights instead of becoming informants".

David O. Stewart, the author of "Impeached," a history of the case, told me that it established a crucial point: impeachment is not a judicial proceeding but a tool of political accountability.

Given these limitations and questions, the current conceptualization of minimum core obligations is widely viewed as incapable of supplying a predetermined content to the right to health and an inappropriate tool for judicial decision-making [ 78- 80].

"We support the principle the government of the day, the minister, with judicial review, should have those tools available to him".

North London-based solicitor Jawaid Luqmani says judicial review is a vital tool for challenging not just "crummy decisions but also inertia".

"Anyone we find responsible for this alleged attack will be brought to justice using every tool — military or judicial — available to our government".