Sentence examples for judiciary itself from inspiring English sources

This kind of activism is lower profile than overturning Congressional legislation, since it's internal to the judiciary itself.

"I think they are going to be counseled to lie low and focus on issues of judiciary itself," he said.

The hope was that Hamilton's appointment would begin a profound and rapid change in the confirmation process and in the federal judiciary itself.

He is not just attacking particular opinions or judges; he is attacking the judiciary itself as inherently unrepresentative, unaccountable, and in need of restraint.

The president insisted that definitive court rulings must be respected and applied, saying that principle was as sacrosanct throughout Europe as the independence of the judiciary itself.

Importantly, 10 of the nominees will fill seats that the federal judiciary itself calls "judicial emergencies".

A revamped judiciary (often itself corrupt) is needed so that cases are cleared quickly instead of taking 20 years or more.

According to Bork 1990, adherence to originalism in US constitutional interpretation is necessary to ensure that the judiciary confines itself to its proper sphere of authority, thus preserving the separation of powers and structure of government in the form in which the founders of the US intended.

Turkey's judiciary found itself in an extreme state of disarray after the highest judicial council sacked 227 judges and prosecutors in a new purge wave, bringing total the number of dismissed judges and prosecutors to 3,886.

Sadly, the judiciary has shown itself incapable of effective self-policing.

He accused Dr. Mahathir of orchestrating a conspiracy to destroy him, and said Malaysia's judiciary had demeaned itself by doing his bidding.