Sentence examples for judicially ordered from inspiring English sources

But several recent defense authorization acts exempted judicially ordered transfers.

No judicially ordered rerun of the election could perfectly replicate the conditions of this past Election Day.

In their statement, Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Lockyer said they would insist that Windows XP receives "close scrutiny in arriving at a judicially ordered remedy".

Their field experiment was made possible by the judicially ordered integration of two of Mostar's four high schools across ethnic lines.

Indeed, the I.N.S. had not even secured a judicial order, as opposed to a judicially unreviewed administrative one, compelling the Miami relatives to turn Elian over.

It is argued that this section makes adequate provision for testing judicially any order by the commission when alleged to be confiscatory, and that plaintiff in error has failed to take advantage of the opportunity so provided.

If there is concern that the abductor may flee with the child, one should obtain a judicially signed Order for Issuance of Warrant in Lieu of Writ of Habeas Corpus to allow the child to be immediately taken into custody.

Something horrific and real – the actual meals ordered by people about to be judicially killed – has become beautiful art.

"Some of the information appears to have been ordered disclosed based on inadvertence or mistake, or is subject to distinct exemption claims or other legal protections that have never been judicially considered," Ms. Normand wrote.

A proportion of defendants are given medium- or long-term judicially supervised treatment orders for drug addiction, mental illness, or other problems.

Under the new guidelines, the police would be required to use production orders, which are judicially authorised, under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Pace) for applications to see communications data that reveal journalistic sources.