Sentence examples for involves the judiciary from inspiring English sources

One of the big changes involves the judiciary.

Judge Gesell was fully aware of the touchy nature of any contest that involves the Judiciary in a quarrel with the Legislature.

Insurance companies have been reluctant to involve the judiciary fearing legislative scrutiny could produce unwanted regulation.

It is hostile to [p554] a democratic system to involve the judiciary in the politics of the people.

Judge issued interim guidance on the use of social media, pending a public consultation involving the judiciary, prosecutors, lawyers, the media and "interested members of the public".

"It is hostile to a democratic system," Justice Felix Frankfurter wrote in 1946, "to involve the judiciary in the politics of the people".

The draft bill details how an appointments commission with all-party support and mainly involving the judiciary could appoint a recognition body that in turn oversees the body established by the press to regulate itself.

According to HRW "the accumulation of power in the executive and the erosion of human rights protections have allowed the Chávez government to intimidate, censor and prosecute critics and perceived opponents in a wide range of cases involving the judiciary, the media and civil society".

A month ago, the European Commission said it had accepted assurances that the Hungarian government was not undermining the independence of the central bank, and that it would seek an opinion from a European court on two other laws involving the judiciary and the media.

Here's another: Proceeding would involve the judiciary in "political questions" reserved to the president and his advisors.

From there the concept has developed so that it may be used in situations where the motives of the defendant are not so obviously malicious as they were in the Colmar case, but it has never involved the French judiciary as much in land-use questions as has the Anglo-American.