Sentence examples for establishing courts from inspiring English sources

He also noted that the Taliban has improved governance in certain areas, establishing courts, assessing and collecting taxes, and giving local populations avenues to express grievances.

Each beheading, each bombing, and each beating sends a powerful message". He also noted that the Taliban has improved governance in certain areas, establishing courts, assessing and collecting taxes, and giving local populations avenues to express grievances.

Many formerly secular Syrians who may have prayed but whose lives were focused on the prosaic — feeding their families and spending time with friends — are growing beards, forgoing alcohol and, in some communities under rebel control, establishing courts under Shariah, or Islamic law.

Accordingly, it seems a question of time, financial support, and professionalization of Tunisian CSOs until the democratic transition will also materialize in establishing courts as defenders of migrants' rights.

So does establishing courts, building prisons, and funding political campaigns.

The Imperial Court system evolved and proliferated in the early 1970s, establishing courts in Vancouver and Portland.

Jennings's agenda called for establishing court proceedings to secure justice, organizing a state-funded educational systems, creating a state banking system, preventing unlawful seizure and enslavement of free blacks, organizing a state library, and planning internal improvements.

By virtue of its power "to ordain and establish" courts, Congress has occasionally created courts under Article III to exercise a specialized jurisdiction.

"It is also very necessary to establish courts dealing with women's issues with a mandate that judgments be delivered in a time-bound manner".

In this capacity he subdued the hill chiefs, prepared a revenue settlement, established courts and police posts, curbed female infanticide and suttee (self-destruction by widows on their husbands' funeral pyres), and trained a group of officials.

Jessica Stern, the executive director of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, told the United Nations in August 2015 that the so-called Islamic State had established courts in Syria and Iraq that were sentencing men convicted of sodomy.