Sentence examples for substantial judicial from inspiring English sources

Some joined the bench relatively recently and do not have substantial judicial track records.

With the test holding on by only one vote, it is certainly possible that the test, which has been the object of substantial judicial and scholarly criticism (for example, McConnell 1990; Smith 1989), will be discarded by today's more conservative Court.

"Justice Breyer has devoted substantial judicial time to this case," Harris wrote.

Appointed in 1995 by President Clinton, she has amassed a substantial judicial track record and served as a liberal foil to conservative heavyweights on the Circuit Court, including Richard Posner and Frank Easterbrook.

Wood is a staunch liberal and a Clinton appointee; HuffPolitics reports that "she has amassed a substantial judicial track record and served as a liberal foil to conservative heavyweights on the Circuit Court".

Congress and the courts, working together, have done a remarkable job creating a substantial, important judicial system.

Such "administrative proceedings that exhibit substantial quasi-judicial characteristics," the court held, must also be open under the First Amendment.

While Öcalan stressed in his peace roadmap that the Kurds did not demand a separate independent state, he did underline the importance of substantial constitutional and judicial changes that would guarantee Turkey's Kurdish population all cultural rights and give more power to local authorities.

While Ocalan stressed in his peace roadmap that the Kurds did not demand a separate independent state, he did underline the importance of substantial constitutional and judicial changes that would guarantee Turkey's Kurdish population all cultural rights and give more power to local authorities.

Unlike the TSP, the current controversy does not involve any intercept of communications, and the government's actions have substantial legislative and judicial oversight.

In an interim ruling in February, Judge Rakoff said there was "substantial evidence that the judicial process may have been impugned if the Supreme Court relied upon what may well have been inaccurate or distorted factual representation".