Sentence examples for changes in the judiciary from inspiring English sources
Italy would carry out changes in the judiciary.
Mr. Zardari has delayed reinstating the Supreme Court judges, saying that he thought fundamental changes in the judiciary were more important.
Mr de la Rua seems to have more desire, and ability, to pursue much-needed changes in the judiciary and the police force, for example.
The Demjanjuk case brought a sea change in the German judiciary's take on Nazi war criminals.
It took a new generation of prosecutors to bring about the recent change in the German judiciary's attitude to Nazi war crimes.
By the time Obama left office, he had indeed made dramatic changes in the composition of the judiciary.
The UN mission that went to Algeria this summer called for a change of mentality in the judiciary and security forces.See article: Why Algeria's Zeroual is goingAfter two high-level meetings, African leaders failed to agree on how to end Congo's war.
In 2009, the King made a number of significant changes to the judiciary's personnel at the most senior level by bringing in a younger generation.
The changes to the judiciary mean that antediluvian judges and prosecutors no longer stand in his way.
One of the big changes involves the judiciary.
It helped to condition a generation of progressives to see the problem with the Court, and with courts generally, as inherent — requiring fundamental, structural changes in the shape and function of the judiciary, not merely a batch of new and better judges.
