Catalan
estatus sènior Form of semi-retirement for United States federal judges, and judges in some state court systems.
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Examples for "senior status"
Examples for "senior status"
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But he wasn't done rubbing in his senior status yet.
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All-Ireland Junior Cup final: It's the realisation of a shared ambition for two progressive clubs that crave senior status.
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Prior to their elevation to senior status, many a Shannon man moved to Garryowen to play at senior level.
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Queen's University returned to senior status on Saturday despite a 12-9 defeat by Highfield at Upper Malone.
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There was to be no fairytale farewell for the Students from the venue they have played in since winning senior status in 1979.
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The victims have included a senior judge and a local interior minister.
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Wahle's father went on to become the most senior judge in Austria.
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A senior judge read it out at a news conference on July 24.
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A more senior judge heard the Home Office's request to appeal.
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This inquiry is headed by a senior judge, Lord Justice Pitchford.
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Traverso is ranked as the the second most senior judge in the Western Cape.
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Shaikh Ahmad, the second most senior judge in the province, was killed last night.
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As a principle there is nothing wrong with an attorney general becoming a senior judge.
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Perhaps I can explain this with a quote from a very senior judge, Lord Denning.
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She insists her job should pass to the next most senior judge on the court.
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Last month, gunmen killed a senior judge who was the head of the Karkh courthouse.
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Mr Higgins said on Sunday he had learned of the senior judge's death with great sadness.
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The senior judge had half-risen, his wig awry, his hands gripping the arms of the chair.
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The indictment decision rests with a senior judge.
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Prime Minister David Cameron set up an inquiry into newspaper practices, headed by senior judge Brian Leveson.
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Jonathan Sumption, a former senior judge, told BBC radio that such a letter would not be legal.
