Sentence examples for administration justice from inspiring English sources

Canon law was central in this, and the clergy pioneered in administration, justice and consent.

Addressing Edwin S. Kneedler, a deputy solicitor general representing the Obama administration, Justice Scalia said, "what happened to the Eighth Amendment?

Until a recent change in policy under the Bush administration, Justice Stevens wrote, the drug agency had welcomed state injury suits as a useful complement to federal regulation.

Although a few provinces were still governed by senators (proconsuls or consuls), the majority were given to equestrian praesides, usually without any military power but with responsibility for the entirety of civil administration (justice, police, finances, and taxes).

The administration, Justice Tingling wrote, had interpreted the board's powers broadly enough to "create an administrative Leviathan," capable of enacting any rules and "limited only by its own imagination".

So successful were the signori in controlling the areas of administration, justice, and the military that historians have considered them to be among the originators of the modern state.

But him aside, what we see is that through the Clinton administration, justices got near-unanimous votes.

Whelan, formerly an official in the Bush administration Justice Department and a clerk to Justice Antonin Scalia, made no specific claim that Greenhouse tilted her work to favor her husband's point of view, saying "it would be impossible to separate any such bias from the broader political bias that pervades so much of Greenhouse's reporting".

The administration of justice is independent of Austrian legislative and administrative authorities.

He speeded up the administration of justice.

For services to the administration of justice.