Sentence examples for human rights decisions from inspiring English sources

European court of human rights decisions are binding on these states.

Ms. Kagan had described the Israeli judge, internationally known for his human rights decisions, as her "judicial hero".

However, Conservatives and others grew concerned that a series of judgments suggested that Strasbourg trumped the UK courts on human rights decisions.

When asked to talk about his own views on some of the important human rights decisions ahead of the government, Mr. Macedo said such matters were beyond his authority.

The MoJ has responsibility for criminal justice and human rights, but it's still the home secretary who faces the music when the impact of sentencing or human rights decisions hit the headlines.

The most reliable factors for predicting European court of human rights decisions were found to be the language used as well as the topics and circumstances mentioned in the case texts.

"This was a major human rights decision," said John Norton Moore, one of the lawyers and a professor of national security law at the University of Virginia.

Many members of the public have little understanding as to the difference between a domestic human rights decision and a European one, and tend to attack both as "European" decisions made by unelected judges.

"DNA and fingerprinting is vital to the fight against crime, providing the police with more than 3,500 matches a month, and I am disappointed by the European court of human rights' decision," she said.

It also considers the leading Human Rights Act decisions of the Northern Ireland courts and the House of Lords and UK Supreme Court.The book has been written primarily for practitioners of judicial review and uses numbered paragraphs for ease of reference.

The visit was the long-delayed product of a UN human rights council decision reached days after the incident to send a fact-finding mission to Beit Hanoun.