Sentence examples for mean judicial control from inspiring English sources

That must mean judicial control of interception warrants, as proposed by David Anderson QC, the government's independent adviser on terror laws.

Moreover, given the delays and case backlog endemic to the Article 177 system, these actions provide a useful perspective from which to reconsider the Community judicial system.' Article 177 is the Court's primary means of exercising judicial control, as it forms an important link between Member State and Community legal systems.

Kerviel will be placed under "judicial control", which means he must give up his passport, report to police once a week and have no contact with other protagonists in the SocGen affair.

He is under judicial control, meaning he is not allowed to have any contact with Valbuena.

She was saying: "Better put Dad under judicial control.

It must be subject to parliamentary and judicial control.

This does not mean judicial activism but – this is different – judicial engagement.

I want judicial control over this process," he said at the hearing.

"This trial was marked with conspicuous fairness and commanding judicial control by Mr Justice Fulford".

Democrats want narrower legislation, with more judicial control over the process.

Their infringement without adequate judicial control jeopardises the rule of law," it says.