The phrase "adversarial principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing legal frameworks, competitive strategies, or theoretical discussions where opposing forces or viewpoints are considered.
Example: "The court's decision was heavily influenced by adversarial principles, ensuring that both sides had an equal opportunity to present their case."
Alternatives: "opposing principles" or "conflicting principles".
The company says it has already filed the plan of action requested by Touraine, and harshly criticized IGAS's investigation, which it says didn't respect the "adversarial principle" or the rights of people interviewed.
But these two principles are not adversarial in all respects.
Once a criminal charge has been laid, the New Zealand (NZ) Justice system operates on adversarial, as opposed to inquisitorial, principles.
Against that background, I believe that for children adversarial cross-examination could in principle be "tamed" by making the following changes to what at present often happens.
"Closed material procedures inevitably fail to properly respect principles of open and adversarial justice … If the justice and security bill becomes legislation in its current form it risks normalising a procedure which can result in violations of the right to a fair trial and the right to effective remedy for victims of human rights violations".
Although judges know in principle that hearings are adversarial, they may feel that in practice they and the lawyers should be on the same team — after all, everyone wants what's best for the family.
What about other women?" In essence, women feel they've hit a "glass ceiling" in the home, pulling for an adversarial instead of a collaborative relationship over collective aspirations, goals and principles.
You don't need to take an adversarial stance on environmental issues in order to remain true to your free market principles.
But to assist the prosecution in digging that hole deeper is an affront to the principles of justice that underlie a defence attorney's vital role in the adversarial system".
But to assist the prosecution in digging that hole deeper is an affront to the principles of justice that underlie a defense attorney's vital role in the adversarial system".
