Sentence examples for overdue judge from inspiring English sources
"It is now time, and perhaps long overdue," Judge Thompson wrote, for the court to enforce his 1991 injunction that forbid the cross to stand on public property because it violated the constitutional separation of church and state.
The Internal Revenue Service seized the Americans player contracts and placed them up for auction in March 1975 to pay the team's US$236,691 in overdue taxes but a judge ruled all of these player contracts breached and of no value.
With Justice DiMango overdue to return to Brooklyn — a team of other judges brought in from around the state to help conduct trials was sent home this month — many worry that the new momentum will stall with her departure.
It is long overdue for police, prosecutors and judges to learn about domestic violence and to give women the protection they deserve.
It has been lauded nationally by a disparate group of defense lawyers and fiscal conservatives, who consider it an overdue tool that will force judges to ponder alternatives to prison more seriously.
A salary adjustment, as Judith Kaye, the chief judge, notes, is way overdue.
Going to Credit Suisse does not signal lack of confidence in the Pru, but maybe he judges that bulge-bracket banks are overdue a recovery.
It is long overdue that the equally brutal sport of football be judged on a level playing field.
Judging by the cover of the long overdue debut album by Beyond The Wizards Sleeve his duo with The Grid's Richard Norris he's looking to convince the world that he's a musician and songwriter first and foremost.
As the chief judge, Judith Kaye, points out, a salary adjustment is way overdue.
