Sentences with phrase «more politicians court»

The idea may sound improbable, especially when it sometimes seems that more politicians court voters by ridiculing science than by studying it.

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The rich are better able to benefit those in political office than are the poor; so they are more courted by politicians.

The court's ruling, they warned, could make it more difficult to prosecute and convict crooked politicians.

In its ruling, the high court narrowed the definition of what constitutes an «official act» by a politician, making it more difficult for prosecutors to obtain convictions in cases in which it can not be made clear to jurors exactly what a politician did in return for money or services received from someone or an entity hoping to improperly influence government.

The prosecutor's next stop was two blocks away, in the baronial chambers of the state's Court of Appeals, where Bharara joined more than 100 lawyers, judges, politicians and well - wishers who came to see Janet DiFiore sworn in as the next chief judge of the state's highest cCourt of Appeals, where Bharara joined more than 100 lawyers, judges, politicians and well - wishers who came to see Janet DiFiore sworn in as the next chief judge of the state's highest courtcourt.

Today, Arnold has been courting politics more than movie audiences, perhaps following in the shoes of fellow actor - come - politician Ronald Reagan with a possible run for the California governorship.

Any governmental «science court» would be nothing more than a rubber stamp for the politicians in power, more like a kangaroo court most likely.

The spectre of a court removing an elected politician from office is highlighted by Ford's lawyers more than once in their arguments.

A few months from now, last term may seem far away; the brethren may seem once more fraternal; and the institution may look a little more like a court ruling on law than a fractious bunch of politicians striking exactly the poses their constituencies expect of them.

Unlike laws allowing legislatures to override court rules or giving politicians more control over judicial selection, recusal rules govern the ethics of judges, and they are only necessary in states in which the high courts have failed to respond adequately to the swelling tide of campaign cash.