Sentence examples for magistrates and a from inspiring English sources

The Senate became a self-perpetuating, automatically constituted body, independent of the annual magistrates, and a recognized factor in the Roman constitution, with extensive powers.

Agnès Herzog, vice president of the Union of Magistrates and a judge from Bobigny, a Paris suburb, said in a telephone interview that Mr. Chirac himself is "indirectly implicated" in the case because, as mayor of Paris, he was Mr. Juppé's boss at the time.

The story begins in 1849 on St. Pierre, a wind-swept French-governed island in maritime Canada, where a population of hard-working fishermen, including Neel, his accomplice and their victim, is ruled by a gaggle of magistrates and a military garrison commanded by a dashing captain (Mr. Auteuil), whose surname is never uttered.

In addition, he highlighted the importance of government moves to speed up prosecution and the courts system, for example with video links between police stations and magistrates, and a pilot scheme in which courts open earlier, later and at weekends, which is to be expanded.

And there are several well-drawn physicians, lawyers, magistrates and a judge on whom the Darcys call for assistance, clarification, courtroom edification and, ultimately, illumination.

Within a few years settlers numbers increased greatly and before 1850 a local bench of magistrates and a place for holding petty sessions was established.

He claimed it was a joke but was found guilty by Doncaster magistrates and an appeal was dismissed by a judge which was then challenged at the High Court.

David Fingleton, who has died aged 64, was a barrister, a magistrate and a writer.

Interior minister Rehman Malik ordered a judicial inquiry by a magistrate and a police inquiry.

The melting is carried out in front of an executive magistrate and a videographer, to produce documentary evidence.

Geoffrey's mother Lili (nee Thomson) was half Cornish and half Scottish, an instinctive Conservative and became a magistrate and a charity worker.