Sentence examples for biased courts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berlusconi, 73, complains that biased courts have subjected him to 109 trials costing him $267 million in legal fees since he entered politics 15 years ago.

In particular, biased courts issue verdicts that suit the interests of a narrow royalist elite, or so ran the argument.

Even today it portrays itself as struggling for democracy against biased courts and the military establishment.Elections have to be called by February 2013 anyway.

Biased courts and an establishment set on shaping election results underscores how its institutions are not properly independent yet.But at least a run-off on November 16th produced an elected president, after various failed attempts.

Traditionally, these "threats" have been articulated in operational terms -- cratered distribution (getting better); arbitrary, politically-tethered, and provincially biased courts (getting a bit better but still light years from impartiality); lack of skilled local management (definitely getting better, despite a cultural fear of breaking from the pack); and so on.

When has the guardian's unfounded 'sexism' diatribes ever been about the 'boys?' Whether it's domestic violence articles that ignore the 40% male victims, studies on single parents that are based only on mothers or the complete absence of serious studies on, say, the much higher suicide rates among certain categories of men or the ordeal of single fathers in our incredibly biased court system".

Despite decades of evidence showing that the administration of the death penalty is permeated with racial bias, courts and legislatures' refusal to address race in any comprehensive way reveals a fundamental flaw in America's justice system".

Although males biased their courting effort toward non-sibling lures, be they females or males, comparisons between exp.

In our experiments, males clearly biased their courting investment towards non-siblings female lures, suggesting male mating preference based on their relatedness to females.

Thus, in the presence of two male lures that differed in their relatedness to each other, test males persistently biased their courting investment toward the non-sibling.

It recommends that the national government investigate the courts' "biased attitude" and that it review their guilty verdicts.Time and fatigue have papered over the more jagged gashes in relations between the two ethnic groups.