Sentence examples for make magistrates from inspiring English sources

Resentment at home and abroad has reached such proportions that only a root-and-branch overhaul to make magistrates, politicians and crime bosses accountable can repair the damage.

Michael Gove is facing growing calls to ditch the criminal courts charge immediately rather than make magistrates continue to impose it until Christmas Eve, when the controversial levy will be scrapped.

Later there was a telephone conversation in which Murphy told Briese he had spoken to the NSW attorney general who was in support of legislation to make magistrates independent, rather than employees of the government.

Malcolm Richardson, the Magistrates Association national chairman, said: "This is fantastic news and we're very grateful to Mr Gove for listening to the case made by magistrates about the charge.

When you interview for a position of magistrate, there is a good chance you will be asked about visits you made to magistrate court and what were some things you noticed or learned there.

Two years ago, this became explicit in a proposal to make judges and magistrates take account of prison capacity when passing sentence.

The magistrates make much of Mr. Sofri's rhetorically violent newspaper editorials, including one written the day of the murder that approved of, without taking credit for, the assasination.

In 1992 Gray was made chief magistrate of the Northern Territory.

Herr Grimm, their father, was made a magistrate and moved his growing family from Hesse to Steinhau, to an enchanted house, with lucky storks nesting in the tower, carved devils squinting from the rafters and a resident ghost.

Upon his return to Great Barrington, he was made a magistrate.

If such a finding is made, the magistrate will sign the search warrant authorizing the government to execute a search warrant.