Examples of using Bork in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He isn't Judge Bork.
Or as Bork referred to them, the flame eaters.
Should have stayed with Bork.
I remember Robert Bork offering a thought experiment.
Bork didn't put any of this in the Book of dragons.
You believed our Bork notes.
Well, look what we have here. You two make me sick. Book'em, Bork.
Mr. President, looks like the Bork nomination will fail in the Committee.
We don't wait for questions. We simply immediately Bork him.
That Bork was a dweeb, but boy, he could climb like a mountain goat.
The lobbying is having an effect with the Senatemailroom reported days behind under a deluge of mail on Bork.
Bork, oh, Bork, we sing your song♪♪ the man who studied dragons long♪.
Hiccup, here's something from the Bork papers regarding reigniting a Stoker-class dragon's flame.
The drumbeat continued today from both camps in the pitchedbattle over the President's nomination of Judge Robert Bork to the Supreme Court.
When Robert Bork attributes"judicial hubris" to Barak, he is using as his benchmark the American system.
When the September 1987 Judiciary Committee hearings began, Kennedy challenged Bork forcefully on civil rights, privacy, women's rights, and other issues.
Bork, for instance, suggested that court rulings be made subject to reversal by a majority vote of both houses of Congress, or that the courts simply be stripped of the power of judicial review.
Biden presided over the Judiciary Committee during the appointments of Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas to the United States Supreme Court.
I have my differences with Robert Bork, but when he remarked, in a review of The Judge in a Democracy, that Barak'establishes a world record for judicial hubris,' he came very near the truth.".
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That is, given the opportunity,what the Supreme Court has always done," Bork wrote, referring to a series of cases in which the court upheld"rights" which were not explicit in the Constitution.
From 1973 to 1974, he served as law clerk to Judge Frank M. Coffin, Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit; and from 1974 to 1976 was Assistant to the U.S. Solicitor General,Robert Bork.
The third in command, Solicitor General Robert Bork, planned to resign after firing Cox, but Richardson persuaded him not to in order to ensure proper leadership at the Department of Justice during the crisis.
Choosing a glass teapot, I wanted quality, but why is it on the market models were cheap brands andthe super expensive Bork for 8 thousand, and began to read the reviews and was horrified at all….
Robert Bork, a former federal judge and conservative legal theorist, argued in his 1978 book,“The Antitrust Paradox,” that if the government protected weaker competitors, it would make businesses less efficient, raising prices for consumers.
Carter's insistence that Reagan was not preserving peace in the Middle East continued in 1987, Carter during the year also criticizing Reagan for adhering to terrorist demands,nomination of Robert Bork for the Supreme Court, and handling of the Persian Gulf.
Punishing Google for being a successful competitor would stifle innovation anddynamic competition,” concluded the late Robert Bork, long the Chicago school's leading antitrust expert, in a paper published in 2012(commissioned by Google, which needed ammunition to defend itself in an antitrust investigation at the time).
When the campaign began, he was considered a potentially strong candidate because of his moderate image, his speaking ability on the stump, his appeal to Baby Boomers, his high-profile position as chair of theSenate Judiciary Committee at the upcoming Robert Bork Supreme Court nomination hearings, and his fundraising appeal.