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Meanings of judicatory in English
The system of law courts that administer justice and constitute the judicial branch of government.
Synonyms
Examples for "judiciary"
Examples for "judiciary"
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The board of Trustees is the natural judiciary; the President, the executive.
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The judiciary must bring those responsible to justice, including at senior levels.
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Visit 'Courting Change' and read more about Trump's impact on the judiciary.
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The case has raised international concern about the independence of the judiciary.
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Thailand's judiciary will decide the matter, the country's deputy foreign minister said.
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On the 5th, the court of civil judicature was held at Parramatta.
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Of the effects of this violent judicature, there are not wanting memorials.
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The court of civil judicature had hitherto been but rarely assembled.
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It ought to make its judicature, as it were, something exterior to the state.
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As government advances towards perfection, provincial judicature is perhaps in every empire gradually abolished.
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The 51-year-old judge is also seen to favour modernising the judicial system.
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It is likely that public confidence in the judicial system will suffer.
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Rumor has it the judicial system is the least of his problems.
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Mr Knight said the decision gives him faith in the judicial system.
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At this point, Lincoln made a telling comment on the judicial system.
Usage of judicatory in English
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This gave rise to a petition addressed to the supreme judicatory of the church.
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The response of the supreme judicatory was in this case as ambiguous as on any former occasion.
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In one respect this judicatory differed from the Jewish council, for it was not limited to seventy members.
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But bodies, having several differences and diversities, are comprehended, some by one judicatory function, others by another, as by several organs.
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They have no common treasury; no common troops even in war; no common coin; no common judicatory; nor any other common mark of sovereignty.
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Regular interchange of delegates between the supreme judicatories of the several denominations.
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Various judicatories were erected, and numerous minute perplexing regulations were made.
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But could an appeal be made to lie from the State courts to the subordinate federal judicatories?
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Hence the necessity of higher judicatories.
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A very substantial reason can be given why Scripture takes so little notice of the meetings of Christian judicatories.
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You must return to your house, and I will proceed to settle the proceedings with the Judicatory Court at Paris.
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A reformation of judicatories.
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All such private business is properly cognizable by the established judicatories.... A legislative body... is extremely improper for such decisions.
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As early as 1823, a motion was made in the Synod to open a correspondence with the judicatories of other denominations.
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It should be carefully seen to, that judicatories be reformed; and that men, fearing God and hating covetousness, may be placed in them.
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This passage also illustrates the progress of the changes which were taking place about the period under review in the constitution of ecclesiastical judicatories.
Frequent collocations
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Judicatory through the time