Sentence examples similar to judicially secured from inspiring English sources
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.
While the game portrays Poundmaker in a positive light the narrator of the trailer saying he "judicially (tows) the line between aggression and diplomacy" and is remembered for "his work to secure peace between the Cree and the Canadian government"—Tootoosis is still worried about "a potential danger of brainwashing a person to believe a certain culture is this way or that way".
On the one hand, natural law theory holds that law's "source-based character"—its dependence upon social facts such as legislation, custom or judicially established precedents is a fundamental and primary element in "law's capacity to advance the common good, to secure human rights, or to govern with integrity" (cf. Green 2003).
The right of the States to tax their own securities has been judicially affirmed.
A judicial standard must be judicially discernible — it has to be derived from a specific right given in the Constitution.
He also regularly appeared at court to ensure the marriages he performed were judicially recognised.
." or judicially rewriting it.
That decision could also be judicially reviewed.
