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Meanings of judicial review in English

Russian
судебный надзор
Portuguese
controle judicial
Spanish
judicial review
Catalan
revisió judicial

Doctrine under which legislative and/or executive actions are subject to review by the judiciary.

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судебный надзор
Usage of judicial review in English
1
MetLife has 30 days to seek a judicial review of the decision.
Reuters
2
The commissioner will also pay the costs of the brothers' judicial review.
The Irish Times
3
The Attorney General then applied for a judicial review of the case.
Radio NZ
4
Huhne instead suggests the case could be subject to a judicial review.
The Guardian
5
Conservative justices suggested that judicial review did not apply to Thuraissigiam's circumstances.
Reuters
6
The judicial review will be heard in the High Court on Monday.
The Irish Times
7
The company intends to apply for a judicial review of this decision.
Radio NZ
8
He called for a full, public, judicial review with an international dimension.
The Irish Times
9
A judicial review would likely involve the Attorney General as a defendant.
Radio NZ
10
Some day a school will seek judicial review of an Ofsted assessment.
The Guardian
11
An application for judicial review is expected to be lodged this month.
Radio NZ
12
At the very least there must be the possibility of judicial review.
Nothing to lose
13
On 28 March Mr Rhodes won a judicial review into his suspension.
BBC
14
Vodafone and Sky will now mull a judicial review of the decision.
Radio NZ
15
Following a judicial review, the BBC was eventually cleared of all blame.
The Guardian
16
A judicial review into Ms Fifita's sacking was dismissed on a technicality.
Radio NZ
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