Sentence examples for to make judicial from inspiring English sources

His stated goal was to make judicial proceedings accessible to the layman, and — mercifully, without footnotes — he largely succeeds.

Conceding that secret "soundings" among the legal profession will no longer be feasible, the government says that it will set up an independent body to make judicial appointments.

In 1184 Pope Lucius III initiated the Roman Catholic Inquisition by requiring bishops to make judicial inquiries into heresy in their dioceses.

Mr. Mosley said Mr. Seddio had already been working quietly within the executive committee to make judicial appointments more closely scrutinized.

"The issues that are being raised in these court cases are part of the trend to make judicial candidates more like other candidates," said Virginia E. Sloan, executive director of The Constitution Project, a bipartisan Washington group trying to make judicial races more dignified.

Mr. Obama's record stems in part from a decision at the start of his presidency to make judicial nominations a lower political priority, according to documents and interviews with more than a dozen current and former administration officials and with court watchers from across the political spectrum.

Europe had required real involvement of judges in their own self-government and the current phrasing of this power might make judicial self-government unconstitutional because the power is assigned to someone else.

It is also in marked contrast to the eight years of the Clinton administration, in which the White House did not make judicial selection a major priority.

It will make judicial correctives nearly impossible.

ON APRIL 26th the UN-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone will make judicial history, giving its verdict on Charles Taylor, Liberia's former president.

"We will need to make our judicial processes more inquisitorial," he said.