Sentence examples for efficiency of justice from inspiring English sources

It defeats the purpose and efficiency of justice and the interest of the concerned victims to put this matter of investigation to a state of indefinite procrastination".

The report is the latest in a series of regular reviews of the quality, cost and efficiency of justice across the 47 member nations of the organisation, which includes Russia and Turkey.

Figures from the 2012 European commission report on the efficiency of justice shows that of 14 European legal systems, England and Wales actually sits 10th, based on legal spend per inhabitant.

The UK judicial system lags well behind the rest of Europe in terms of gender balance, according to a study of the relative efficiency of justice systems published on Thursday.

– Mr President, Mr Frattini, ladies and gentlemen, there is work for us to do together if we are to improve the standards of quality and efficiency of justice.

In addition to his academic activities and numerous publications, Professor Uzelac has been an active member of various international bodies, inter alia as a founding member of the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ).

He never makes the kinds of gaffes that Royal made when she praised the Chinese on the speed and efficiency of their justice system, or smiled politely when a Hezbollah leader compared Israel to Nazi Germany, or told reporters that it might be a good idea for Quebec to secede from Canada.

VAWA will help to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the tribal justice system and bring perpetrators of violence to justice.

Hence the need for more research comparing the efficiency of America's justice system with less severe European ones.

As attorney general, he said, he enjoyed a historic opportunity to improve the fairness and efficiency of the criminal justice system because a rare consensus that had emerged in favor of a series of reforms including federal drug-sentencing laws.

The percentage of our respondents willing to have their genetic profile included in the National Forensic DNA Database was higher among those who saw such a database as a powerful tool for improving the efficiency of the criminal justice system, and this probably reflects the conviction that "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear".