Sentence examples for serious judicial from inspiring English sources

The most serious judicial misconduct occurred near or during the remedial stage.

Such opinions suggest that what they have to say is so simple and obvious that no serious judicial effort is needed.

A Brooklyn judge at the center of the most serious judicial corruption case in New York in years plans to plead guilty, according to court papers filed yesterday.

If the anniversary of the confirmation of our cruelest justice has any upside, perhaps it can remind us that presidential and legislative elections have serious judicial consequences.

Experts said Thursday's verdict also added to a potentially serious judicial inconsistency in the tribunal: while top commanders have been acquitted recently of serious charges, more minor defendants were convicted and sentenced earlier on far lesser counts.

Other indications that the Aztec were in the process of achieving further political integration are statements in several relaciones that the tax collectors served as courts of appeals in serious judicial cases and also that the Aztec introduced the cult of their national god Huitzilopochtli to conquered provinces.

"There were principled, narrower paths that a court that was serious about judicial restraint could have taken," Justice Stevens wrote.

"There were principled, narrower paths that a Court that was serious about judicial restraint could have taken," he wrote.

Senior officials hint that they are ready to provide more economic assistance if the Ukrainians get serious about judicial reform, business liberalisation and so on.

But it is a serious setback for judicial campaign reform.

"It is a serious political and judicial act that has shocked even me," Mr. Josipovic said of the verdicts.