He also ran through the trial-by-ordeal process, which didn't draw quite as clear a distinction between judgment and punishment as a modern defendant might hope for.
That meant families could avoid some of the insanity of the regular admission process, an ordeal that humbles even the most powerful and well connected.
He does this, understandably, because he doesn't want to put anyone through the ordeal of the confirmation process if they are simply going to be blue-slipped.
Waxman said: "It takes a lot of courage for a victim to come forward and face the ordeal of the justice process.
That psychic ordeal is typically a process of extended humiliation wherein large doses of soul-selling are spoon-fed to employers whom you'd probably rather garrote than actually work for.
And the ordeals she endured in the process do indeed qualify her for comparisons to Brunhilde.
[cartoon id= a20730"] Whatever the outcome of these hearings, Sanger argues, the process itself is an ordeal.
In sincerity the whole process was quite the ordeal, but I must say that I respect the hell out of the fact that we received the personal attention that we did.
He told me about the long ordeal of going through that approval process, turning Apple into a competitor, and how AdMob will fit in with Google's other advertising businesses.
Brides-to-be are suddenly allowed to snap at anyone for any reason in the pre-wedding planning process because the whole ordeal is just too stressful to deal with in sound mind.
I recognise the whole process has been a painful ordeal for them".
