Sentence examples for merely a judicial from inspiring English sources

He is merely a judicial activist.

But Reggie Walton, the presiding judge of the court, wrote to the leadership of the Senate judiciary committee to rebut accusations that the Fisa court is merely a judicial rubber stamp.

Where policy "goes to the heart of the functioning of the judicial branch" then comment is not merely permissible, but there is arguably a judicial duty to comment.

He has, instead, said in interviews that his description of her as a judicial activist was merely heated language among judges who disagreed.

Mr. Gonzales has, in interviews, acknowledged he was referring to her and said that his description of her as a judicial activist was merely heated language among judges who disagreed.

One need not equate judges with politicians to see that this principle does not grow weaker merely because the censored speech is a judicial candidate's request for a campaign contribution.

Accordingly, the courts are merely enforcing the contract rather than exercising a judicial review function.

The Trial, we feel, cannot be merely the simple story of a man, Josef K, who gets caught up in a judicial process – the book's German title is Der Prozeß – that will lead with nightmarish inevitability to his execution.

The court said that a judicial waiver was not a cure for this constitutional flaw because it merely imposed an additional procedural burden on young women who may be unable to communicate with their parents.

Nope, in the first place because it is merely one judicial philosophy, in competition with the philosophy that the constitution is a "living" document that should evolve with changing times.

A judicial dismemberment?