Sentence examples for supporting judicial from inspiring English sources

In effect, the cast of supporting judicial characters in "Spotlight" are the anti-Kim Davises of the Massachusetts government.

Mr. Norman said that the party withdrew its support from Ms. Lopez Torres because of the role she played in 1997 in supporting judicial candidates not backed by the Democratic Party organization.

Mr. Thurmond condemned the Democratic Party for "leading the evolution of our country to a socialistic dictatorship," for having "forsaken the people to become the party of minority groups, power-hungry union leaders, political bosses and big businessmen looking for government contracts and favors," for invading "the private lives of the people" and for supporting "judicial tyranny".

If conciliation fails, the Court will issue a judgment with supporting judicial opinions and impose a remedy.

Fortunately, in the meantime tech companies large and small have found common ground in supporting judicial, legislative and other efforts that could make the patent system less vulnerable to patent troll abuses.

NOM sent out a fundraising email later Tuesday urging opponents of same-sex marriage to give the group money to "take down liberals like North Carolina Senator Kay Hagan for trashing her own voters by supporting judicial tyranny and the redefinition of marriage".

The president counters that he has supported judicial investigations and full confessions by the paramilitaries.

Formerly Rome's deputy mayor for security, he was elected in April with Italy of Values, a party that supports judicial reform.

Most of the Rehnquist court's critics have condemned its particular brand of judicial activism, including its return to narrow views of federal legislative power rejected decades ago, while continuing to support judicial review in principle.

The Law Society, which represents solicitors and has supported judicial review challenges against the legal aid act's guidelines, estimates that, each year, 500 recent victims of domestic violence kill themselves.

Come January, advocates of transgender rights, who have enthusiastically supported judicial deference to O.C.R., will have reason for an extreme pivot, given that the new O.C.R. is unlikely to view "sex" as an "internal sense of gender".