Sentence examples for Judicial capacities from inspiring English sources

By "ready", it means that they should have functioning market economies, stable democracies and the administrative and judicial capacities needed to enforce EU laws.

"We simply do not have the judicial capacity to deal with this.

They have asked for international help to bolster their country's judicial capacity.

The more usual view is that the hēliaia was the Assembly in its judicial capacity.

There is neither an adequate system for documentation of these claims, nor judicial capacity to handle sex violence reports.

Some early cases from this Court acknowledged a distinction between acting in an administrative and a judicial capacity.

That officers acting in a judicial or quasi judicial capacity are disqualified by their interest in the controversy to be decided is of course the general rule.

There were also masters of requests (maîtres de requêtes), lawyers whose expertise was invaluable when the council sat in a judicial capacity.

These are also opportunities for us and the international community to share expertise and engage in respectful and context-specific judicial capacity-building projects.

Judging by the number of knowing smiles and chuckles, half the room had visited the building before, in its judicial capacity.

In Final Appeal (1972) he wrote the definitive study on the Lords in its judicial capacity, since supplanted by the supreme court.