Sentence examples for launch a judicial from inspiring English sources

When Dwight Eisenhower nominated fellow-Republican Earl Warren, a popular governor of California, he had no idea that his nominee would help to launch a judicial revolution.

Farage distanced himself from Banks' threat to launch a judicial review against the Electoral Commission decision, which allows Vote Leave to spend £7m on its campaign.

Last month, Luke and his mum got a glimmer of hope: they won permission to launch a judicial review of the cut to Luke's care plan.

The government says if the body is identified as Dr Kelly's it will launch a judicial inquiry into events leading up to his death.

"So today the BMA has issued proceedings to launch a judicial review challenging the lawfulness of the health secretary's decision to impose the new junior doctor contract," said Dr Johann Malawana, the chair of the union's junior doctors committee.

(Thanks to @DominicFurlong) Campaigners trying to stop a Tottenham school becoming the first in the country to be forced into converting to an academy could launch a judicial review against the plan, the Haringey Independent reports.

He has launched a judicial review of the decision to hold him and confiscate material.

His lawyers have launched a judicial review of how the Home Office handled his allegation of mistreatment during his first aborted deportation on the Virgin jet.

The Indian government launched a judicial probe into his death and the prime minister, Narendra Modi, said: "Mother India has lost a son".

Tessa Gregory, from Public Interest Lawyers, said her firm would be launching a judicial review in two weeks unless Duncan Smith backed down and repealed the act.

The Child Poverty Action Group CPAGG) charity is considering launching a judicial review on the statutory requirements that it believes have not been met on the strategy and the commission.