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Meanings of judicial in English

Portuguese
judicial
Catalan
judicial
Spanish
judicial

Relating to the administration of justice or the function of a judge.

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judicial

Expressing careful judgment.

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Official.

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Judicial.

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Usage of judicial in English
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Nixon skewed the process, however, by substituting political ideology for judicial independence.
True compass: a memoir
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It said the public has a longstanding right to see judicial records.
Reuters
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Mr Key said he could not comment on a specific judicial finding.
Radio NZ
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She said she went to Beijing to seek compensation and judicial action.
Reuters
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Simon Power defends the changes he says will streamline the judicial process.
Radio NZ
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A judicial commission of inquiry into state capture doesn't halt our action.
The South African
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The judicial authorities are expected to issue a ruling on 29 September.
Radio NZ
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MetLife has 30 days to seek a judicial review of the decision.
Reuters
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But Moreno-Ocampo said such considerations were for others: We have judicial responsibilities.
Reuters
10
Victims and the judicial process need the certainty a mandatory sentence gives.
The Irish Times
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The ongoing judicial inquiry looking into press standards will resume next week.
Reuters
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The 51-year-old judge is also seen to favour modernising the judicial system.
The Irish Times
13
It is likely that public confidence in the judicial system will suffer.
The Guardian
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Afghanistan must regain its judicial independence completely and very soon, Karzai added.
Reuters
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Oppenheim managers rather than the bank itself, judicial and financial sources said.
Reuters
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Bologna, summit on Bio-On with new judicial administrator, trade unions and institutions.
Reuters
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Judicial through the time
Judicial across language varieties
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Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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