Sentence examples for many justices from inspiring English sources

Many presidents believe in states's rights and so have many justices over the years.

Judging from comments at a hearing on Wednesday, many justices seem inclined to do that.

Asked how many justices Mr. Olson could count on, Professor Koppelman said, "I have trouble getting to one".

He even makes the point that "many Justices have reached this Court precisely because they were friends of the incumbent President or other senior officials".

Although many justices have joined the court with no prior service as a judge, Ms. Kagan would be the first in nearly 40 years.

Now the Supreme Court stands to have as many justices from New York City as New York State's highest court, the Court of Appeals.

For the 25 years after A Theory of Justice, many justice theorists tacitly accepted the medical model (e.g. Dworkin 1981; Daniels 1985).

I believe that trial by media is quite important in India, largely because many justice systems are fairly derelict in the country.

Last year it also opted out of many justice and home-affairs policies (although, bizarrely, it chose to opt back into a few, including the European arrest warrant).

For those admissions officers who have long wondered what precisely Justice Powell meant when he talked about race being one "plus" among many, Justice O'Connor offered several answers drawn from the Michigan Law school policy.

However, in reality, the majority of many justice systems do not comply fully with international standards.