judicial appointment

collocation in English

meaningsofjudicialandappointment

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judicial
adjective
uk
/dʒuːˈdɪʃ.əl/us
/dʒuːˈdɪʃ.əl/
involving a ...
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appointment
noun
uk
/əˈpɔɪnt.mənt/us
/əˈpɔɪnt.mənt/
a formal arrangement to meet or visit someone at a particular time ...
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(Definition ofjudicialandappointmentfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Pigott professed to have no interest in ajudicialappointment, particularly one that would oblige him to apply the laws relating to capital punishment.
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He has a perfect right afterwards to accept ajudicialappointment.
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The taxing master is ajudicialappointment; he is a judge who fulfils a certain, specific function.
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I must at the outset declare an interest as yet another lawyer, albeit only a humble solicitor with no aspirations or expectations towardsjudicialappointment.
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The ethnic origin of applicants forjudicialappointmentwas not recorded prior to the autumn of 1991 so the available information may not be complete.
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Even if he does not accept the list proposed in the amendment, there is good sense in having onejudicialappointmenton the commission.
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Serving judges and applicants forjudicialappointmentare not asked currently to declare whether they have a disability and no such records are held.
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The intention is that one does not lose the qualification by virtue of ajudicialappointment.
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Accordingly, from the point of view of furtherjudicialappointment, the qualification remains.
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We support a system ofjudicialappointmentthat is truly independent, transparent and fair, and free from political motivation and politicisation.
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The vast majority of those who sit as part-timers will not in fact be in line for permanent full-timejudicialappointment.
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Moreover, thejudicialappointmentoffered does not involve as is the case with promotions—an increase in income, but the very reverse.
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For anyjudicialappointment, the best available candidate is selected from among those who meet the statutory requirements.
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Once again, the question of the right of eligibility of solicitors forjudicialappointmenthas been raised, albeit in a restrained form.
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This rôle is also useful for the testing, as it were, of persons who might be suitable forjudicialappointment.
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There is much more to ajudicialappointmentthan the salary.
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The intention is that thejudicialappointmentand the judicial remuneration will continue and a sum in excess of that will then be made up.
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I rather regret that anything to do with politics should have to be considered in relation to any form ofjudicialappointment.
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The ethnic origin of candidates forjudicialappointmentwas not collected prior to autumn 1991, so the available information may not be complete.
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The commission will have full responsibility for the process of advertising vacancies and evaluating candidates forjudicialappointment.
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