Sentence examples similar to administer due process from inspiring English sources
Other governments administer similar regimes, some with considerably less due process.
"First: 'Is there no real due process?' Second: 'How can you administer justice if it's happening so fast?' And third: 'Where do the white people get prosecuted?'.
The bottom line is that the Obama administration, like its predecessor, defines success in terrorism prosecutions not by assessing whether or not due process and fair verdicts are administered, but solely in terms of what they deem proper punishment for those accused of violating national security -- especially when doing so minimizes partisan political clashes.
It is contended, however, that the act was so administered as to result in depriving the plaintiffs of their property without due process of law.
The attorney general of Texas, John Cornyn, has said that Texas provides "super due process" to defendants in death penalty cases, and that the Texas way of administering capital punishment is "a model for the nation".
Administering the penalty — which often includes special treatment in prison and years of legal proceedings to ensure due process — is too expensive.
First, they argue that it violates due process for the conservancy courts to make the decision as to whether the conservancy districts that they will administer should be formed.
While any country has the right to prosecute its own citizens under laws that are fairly administered and applied, if an asylum applicant can show that he or she is being singled out and denied due process under the country of origin's laws, the applicant may also have a valid asylum claim.
