Sentence examples for practice judge from inspiring English sources

In keeping with the usual practice, Judge Cedarbaum asked Stewart if she would agree to this schedule.

In practice, Judge Richardson said, that usually means that a mother who is a victim of abuse can be accused of failing to protect her children from danger.

The fact that reporting misconduct "may have been required by some broader written policy applicable to all police officers has no bearing on whether such reporting was actually expected or permitted, much less tolerated, in practice," Judge Dearie wrote.

In practice, judge A blathers on about his favourite novel for five minutes, and then judge B blathers on about her favourite novel for five minutes, and nothing changes: no one switches sides.

Now in private practice, Judge Sporkin says he believes a consent decree can be fashioned to fix the problems identified by the case, particularly if it includes some tough enforcement mechanisms.

But in taking the forceful step of holding up a statute even before it was put into practice, Judge Bolton previewed her opinions on the case, indicating that the federal government was likely to win in the end on the main points.

Ms. Brenneman, a five-time Emmy Award nominee known for her television roles in "Private Practice," "Judging Amy" and "NYPD Blue," will be joined in the cast by Kellie Overbey, Lee Tergesen, Beth Dixon and Virginia Kull.

While a federal law, the Classified Information Procedures Act, is intended to allow such trials to go forward without revealing secrets, in practice judges have not always agreed with the government that certain information can be withheld from a public trial.

However, in real legal practice, judges are embedded in social relationships.

But in practice, judges usually dominate the interpretation of reasons for cases in local courts, because plaintiffs usually lack knowledge of the law.

In practice, judges typically sentence offenders to only a few days in jail or to time served.