Sentence examples for Impeding justice from inspiring English sources

If the judges know that they can say no to CICIG, then it is our death.' " In the summer of 2008, he even asked President Colom to fire his Attorney General, whom CICIG accused of impeding justice.

The White House has a new strategy of demanding speedy work from Mr. Starr while impeding justice with bogus claims of an executive privilege that would cover White House discussions of everything from the Whitewater deal to Ms. Lewinsky's job search.

There was a corrupt intent to impede justice.

In addition to which, the murky question of jurisdiction alone impedes justice.

America's leaders need not kneel before our intelligence agencies, nor must politics impede justice.

Watchdog groups say that redacting information pertinent to these studies could impede justice.

The case brings to mind too many instances where racism and an unrelenting denial to acknowledge its existence has impeded justice in the state.

The film gives much-needed voice to the startling number of transgender people who have been the victims of hate crimes, and delves into the unacceptable prejudice that continues to impede justice.

Human rights groups counter that such changes could impede justice and reduce the chances of determining from how high up in the military command the orders for such killings came.

After 14 months on the lam, Beale was captured and found guilty as charged -- then faced new charges of obstruction and conspiracy to impede justice for allegedly saying over a prison phone while awaiting trial, "God wants me to destroy the judge...

This may include a criminal justice liaison to address factors that may impede justice or consider custodial alternatives for some individuals (e.g. community orders, treatment services).