Sentence examples for push the courts from inspiring English sources
The Tulum Hotel Association is asking the governor to step in and push the courts to resolve the land dispute once and for all.
But that weekend, two prominent law professors and a women's rights lobbyist urged the senators to oppose even nominees with strong credentials and no embarrassing flaws, simply because the White House was trying to push the courts in a conservative direction.
"They had long argued that the cuts are ideologically driven and would push the courts and justice system to breaking point," he said.
It's a test case designed to push the courts to redefine regular exposure to trauma as a bona fide disability.
He believes dispensary chains like Green Tree/WeeMedical should hire lawyers for employees and raise constitutional challenges when their staff gets arrested to push the courts to resolve these issues in a non-adjudicated manner.
He believes dispensary chains like Green Tree/WeeMedical should lawyer up and raise constitutional challenges when their staff get arrested to push the courts to resolve these issues in a non-adjudicated manner.
This could be Mr Bush's last chance to push the court rightwards before President Hillary Clinton whacks it back left again.
But Judge Sotomayor does not so far seem as if she would try to push the court's thinking appreciably to the left.
"The Supreme Court is our number one issue," says Patrick Trueman, a senior legal counsel for the Family Research Council.Family-values enthusiasts are confident that Mr Bush wants to push the court their way, but that is no simple matter.
But a small group of open-government advocates is determined to push the court system into the 21st century by republishing court documents on the Web, where anyone can just Google it.
Besides the allegations, Democrats have complained that Kavanaugh is too conservative and would push the court too far to the right, especially on issues such as abortion, voting rights, affirmative action, the environment and gay rights.
