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31 It was in the witch trials that the exquisite symbiosis between Power and the judiciary is perhaps best illustrated.

32 In short, while most judiciaries exercise some discretion in adjudication, the existence of a truly independent judiciary is a rarity.

33 But this assumption rests on a contestable value judgment about the proper role of the judiciary in controlling the government.

34 The day he testified to the Judiciary Committee, his usual confident ease was absent.

35 But they want more time to study the issue, preferably in hearings before the House Judiciary Committee and other relevant panels.

36 Earlier, the House Judiciary Committee approved another component that Democrats view as a bill-killer: limits on medical malpractice suits.

37 Lord Irvine, head of the judiciary, insisted that he had broken no rules nor undermined the integrity of his office.

37 Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

38 Faubus had again thumbed his nose at the judiciary by refusing to appear.

39 True, the judiciary has changed for the better since shaking off the yoke of the executive.

40 Until now the judiciary have expressed their views about the tariff period, tacitly if not expressly, in confidence.

41 This is a key factor in preserving the Panel's integrity and independence from the judiciary.

42 This fits the pattern that Mugabe has also encouraged with his attack on the country's independent judiciary.

43 The Senate Judiciary Committee voted Thursday to split the bill into two parts, one each dealing with legal and illegal immigration.

44 The judiciary respects neither the law, nor religious standards, nor public opinion.

45 He was the sixth judge to be rejected by the judiciary committee during the past decade.

46 An immigration-reform measure pending in the Senate Judiciary Committee would cut the length of employment to three years[Sentencedict.com], but Sen.

47 The decisive factor in many of these wrangles may be the judiciary.

48 This Commission consists of five senior members of the judiciary and legal profession.

49 The basic obstacles to tougher judiciary action are twofold, officials say.

50 Hearings are scheduled next week in the Constitution subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee.

51 One of the most frequent criticisms of a bill of rights is the power of interpretation it would afford to the judiciary.

52 Prestige passed increasingly to the financial agencies, which grew in size and importance, overshadowing the judiciary.

53 Hyde, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, was consulted about language changes in the amendment.

54 The Constitution provided for an independent judiciary with special provisions for Melanesian affairs and Melanesian courts.

55 However, there are some political systems where the judiciary is relatively independent.

56 Hyde, House Judiciary Committee chairman, is an urbane conservative respected by members of both parties.

57 We are asked, instead, to perform a function that the Constitution gave to the Executive, not the Judiciary.

58 If the Supreme Court and the judiciary it leads do not change course, the awesome consequences are clearly foreseeable.

59 Conservatives in the judiciary shut these publications, beginning in April, and jailed at least half a dozen editors and commentators.

60 Successive Lord Chancellors have gone on record stating their keenness to create a judiciary more representative of the population as a whole.