Sentence examples for started judicial from inspiring English sources

After discussions with the Ministry of Justice got nowhere, she and a consortium of firms started judicial review proceedings, and the idea was quickly dropped.

The EHRC recently started judicial review proceedings after writing to the prime minister expressing concern that the government's guidance on torture for intelligence personnel working in the field did not meet international standards.

If the DfE does not respond positively to the lawyers' letter then they will start judicial review proceedings.

"If South Africa or Fifa wants to take a company to task for an illegal marketing action, they should start judicial procedures against the company and not against ordinary citizens walking around in orange dresses". The case has already led to the sacking of English football commentator and former footballer Robbie Earle.

Justice Prudenti, 51, started her judicial career in 1991 when she was elected to the State Supreme Court.

One parent of a pupil at the school has started a judicial review against the DfE in retaliation.

PlymWIN, which is affiliated with the anti-incinerator campaign group Incineration Is Wrong (IIW), said it had started the judicial review process.

If you do end up having to start a judicial review, there are ways to mitigate the costs.

The money trail grows cold; won't some lawful authority (Hyde? Snow? Spitzer?) issue a subpoena that would start "due judicial procedure"?

After the home secretary's decision in November, Todner had said she planned to start a judicial review of the home secretary's decision.

The 42-year-old specialises in representing defendants who feel they have been mistreated by the police, and is concerned low fees have started damaging the judicial process.