Sentence examples for reference to the judicial from inspiring English sources

"In the end the government is my responsibility and I can assure you the judge will be able to get to what facts, what people, what papers he wants," he adds in reference to the judicial inquiry.

I have argued that Article III's reference to "The judicial Power" incorporates a duty of independent judgment--a duty to impartially interpret and give effect to the law of the land without influence from either internal or external will.

At the end of the episode Kramer states "Well, lets put it this way, I didn't take them to The People's Court", a reference to the judicial television show.

While the prime minister is making reference to the role of judicial reviews in the planning process, there may be important consequences of change in other areas of policy.

It was a reference to the Southern District of New York, the judicial region that includes the Manhattan courthouse.

The Ham & High deleted a reference to the area in which Leveson lives after the Judicial Office complained to the paper that it amounted to a security risk.

This article was amended on 21 May 2015 to delete a reference to the Iraq inquiry being "a quasi-judicial process, chaired by a senior judge".

He also said he hoped to see "some more people outside the judicial monastery" on the court, a reference to the fact that all nine of the current justices were once federal appellate judges.

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The first reference to the Master of the Rolls comes from 1286, although it is believed that the position probably existed before that; the first reference to his having independent judicial authority is from 1520.

"[Ministers] have taken out the reference to judicial balancing in changes made by the House of Lords," the spokesman said.