Sentence examples for impartial administration of from inspiring English sources

We demand full democracy, an open economy, the impartial administration of justice and an end to corruption.

The terrorism trial that opened yesterday in Federal District Court in Manhattan presents an extraordinary challenge to the impartial administration of justice in the United States.

Our only goal is to advance the fair and impartial administration of justice by helping to assure an independent and qualified judiciary.

The code rose out of the reforms of Frederick the Great, who felt that even in an absolute monarchy there should be prompt and impartial administration of justice to protect the subject against the arbitrary will of the prince.

Mr. Bush described Senator Ashcroft, who was defeated in his bid for re-election last month in Missouri, as "a man of deep conviction" who would be dedicated to "the impartial administration of justice".

The business community, individuals, and society as a whole have a stake in the efficient and impartial administration of justice.

Our belief is that the trial and conviction of Abu-Jamal comprised a miscarriage of justice so deficient in minimum standards of judicial procedure, and so rife with errors, as to reduce to travesty any idea of fairness or the impartial administrations of the principles of law.

We can help put down the roots of deep democracy — free speech, impartial administration, an independent judiciary, enforceable property rights and a culture of equality.

What we in Europe have learned the hard way is that we need "deep democracy": respect for the rule of law, freedom of speech, an independent judiciary and impartial administration.

But history, not least the history of our own continent, tells us that once deep democracy sets down roots, with the rule of law, human rights, gender equality, impartial administration, free speech and private investment, as well as honest elections, countries prosper and seek to live in peace with those around them.

She added: I had welcomed the Bahraini government's decision to transfer these cases to civilian courts, as military trials of civilians raise serious problems as far as the equitable, impartial and independent administration of justice is concerned.