Sentence examples for subsequent judicial from inspiring English sources

It also says that subsequent judicial process in Iran "falls below international standards".

Rasul's greatest impact came not from subsequent judicial decisions but from lawyers working outside the courts.

Procedural safeguards at the administrative level can never remove the need for subsequent judicial review.

The decision against granting her asylum "has been affirmed by the refugee review tribunal and in a subsequent judicial review in the federal court", the spokesman said.

What differed in the Indian case was the subsequent judicial interpretation, which steadily widened the state's power to limit free expression.

This means that individuals in those groups could have had potentially reversible asphyxia beyond 3.15pm in contrast to the findings of the coroner and a subsequent judicial review.

In 1807 he was appointed a judge of the Court of Appeals, but after two years he returned to private practice, declining several subsequent offers of judicial appointment.

Subsequent attempts for a judicial review were rejected, and the decision was chased all the way up to the then secretary of state Ruth Kelly.

The report recommends the council defend any subsequent appeal to the judicial review's decision.

According to the newspaper "Dawn," presidential spokesman Farhatullah Babar said that President Zardari was "concerned about the verdict and expressed the hope that justice will ultimately be done as the case passes through the subsequent stages in the U.S. judicial system".

And while it is virtually certain that the turbines will have implications for local bird life, fish populations, boat captains and plane pilots, thousands of pages of state and federal agency analysis, judicial review and subsequent re-analysis have suggested that, all things considered, the project's virtues outweigh its impacts.