Sentence examples for functioning courts from inspiring English sources

The many requirements to secure the peace — functioning courts and other government services — seem months away.

But that requires properly functioning courts, a rarity on the continent.

For markets to develop you need a good and reliable (i.e., non corrupt) accounting system, well functioning courts, independent media, and effective regulation.

With barely functioning courts, a weak, ill-trained, and often corrupt new police force, a foreign occupier that has failed to provide security, and a pervasive atmosphere of lawlessness, Iraqis don't expect the justice that was denied them during the reign of Saddam Hussein to materialize anytime soon.

Functioning courts, independent unions, empowered civil society, free media -- this is the stuff that solves sweatshops, not companies with better CSR policies, not improving the performance of just a few factories.

Experts say that most of the nearly 10,000 castes and tribes in Maharashtra have such independently functioning courts, known as jaat panchayats, which do not accept the authority of government courts and which claim jurisdiction over personal matters including weddings, domestic disputes and even murder.

Ma argues that disclosure is especially important in China, because the country lacks one of the usual mechanisms for enforcing environmental laws: a functioning court system.

Soon, he boasts, Chechnya will have a functioning court system.

Though the court treaty comes into force on July 1, diplomats noted that it would take many months to actually set up a functioning court.

How trials might be conducted is unclear, as those parts of Afghanistan under the control of the Northern Alliance have no functioning court system.

These tribunals are preferable only when there is no functioning court that could fairly and efficiently try the case, as was the situation in the former Yugoslavia and in Rwanda.