Sentence examples for some magistrates from inspiring English sources

For some magistrates, such injustices have proved too much to bear and 50 have resigned.

Police authorities preceded PCCs and were mainly seconded councillors with some magistrates and "independents", essentially chosen by the other members.

Some magistrates have complained that the measures transfer too much power from the judicial investigations process to the police.

In Ticino, an Italian-speaking canton, some magistrates in the 1980s and early 1990s won a reputation for toughness in dealing with Italian Mafia money.

The judges were already well paid - some magistrates on the city payroll were drawing $30,000 a year, or $5000 more than a Justice of the Supreme Court.

Gays and lesbians have had the right to marry in North Carolina since October, but some magistrates have simply ignored the ruling.

The supreme court prosecutor has ordered the arrest of some 20 magistrates and court clerks accused of involvement in a huge fraud operation, a judicial official said.

Some Italian magistrates are no doubt left-wingers; it would be odd if that were not so, in a country in which political partisanship has long permeated almost every public institution.

On some occasions, magistrates who have fined streetwalkers have been asked to wait a few days so that the necessary money can be earned.So there is perennial discussion of reforming prostitution laws.

A pilot scheme will be rolled out so courts can sit when needed, with some 100 magistrates' courts already sitting on Saturdays and bank holidays.

He was deeply stung by the tenor of this work, coming at a time when he was making serious inroads into putting the events of the controversy behind him with the help and encouragement of some influential magistrates and ministers in the Bay Colony.