Sentence examples for use judicial from inspiring English sources
In June, the Supreme Court tried to bolster the F.S.I.A. by allowing Elliott to use judicial subpoenas to search for Argentine government funds around the globe.
People of all political persuasions use judicial review, including the Countryside Alliance over fox hunting and the Daily Mail over the Leveson Inquiry.
Nine states use judicial sentencing in their death penalty laws, and striking down those laws could move hundreds of inmates off death row.
And they fear that if Mr. McCain becomes president, he might use judicial appointments as a bargaining chip with a Democratic Congress for political compromises.
Some Republicans say they fear that a President McCain, faced with a Democratic Congress, could use judicial appointments as a bargaining chip to achieve policy compromises.
Although the plan averted an impasse, some conservative leaders spoke of it in terms of a near-betrayal and said it suggested that as president, Mr. McCain might use judicial appointments as bargaining chips on other issues.
To that end, the Muslim community uses judicial venues known as Kadhis' courts to resolve issues concerning Islamic law.
In global trade, the World Trade Organisation has become a widely used judicial institution that rules on alleged violations of trade agreements.
The government has used "judicial pay as a pawn in dealing with the unresolved political issue of legislative compensation," he wrote.
But he was dismayed that prosecutors had denied them probation and insisted the immigrants serve prison time and agree to a rarely used judicial order for immediate deportation upon their release, signing away their rights to go to immigration court.
"This comes from a government that hasn't just introduced the Lobbying Act but has also restricted charities using judicial review, cut legal aid, ramped up employment tribunal fees and clamped down on immigration appeals.
