Sentence examples for which considers judicial from inspiring English sources

The administration's action was also immediately denounced by two Democratic members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which considers judicial nominations.

[Early on Tuesday, the court charged nine people with involvement in the bombings of the consulate and the British-based bank HSBC on Thursday, Reuters reported, quoting Anatolia.] Turkey has promised to restructure the court as part of its effort to join the European Union, which considers the court below its judicial standards.

"These are our guide when we consider judicial cooperation with international partners," he said.

It has already begun considering judicial ethnic diversity in crown courts.

Currently, 32 positions, considered "judicial emergencies" by court administrators, are unfilled, creating heavy workloads for judges on those courts.

● Consider judicial term limits.

Nonetheless, operationalising them should not be based on legal facets alone, but should rather also consider judicial aspects.

The respondents also noted that Gaudron made similar comments in the Stolen Generations case, which also considered non-judicial detention in the context of Aboriginal children who were forcibly removed from their parents' care.

Secondly, there is a difference between the kinds of tribunals the decisions of which are being considered for judicial review.

In "Case Studies," Jeffrey Toobin considers the judicial philosophy of Neil Gorsuch.

"The Obama Brief" (October 27, 2014): The President considers his judicial legacy.