Sentence examples for judicial actions from inspiring English sources

It may be exercised through legislative, executive, or judicial actions.

Mr. Cremades would not estimate these losses, however, because they are confidential and subject to judicial actions.

He said the UN had shared the report with Gabon and Burundi, including the names of the identified alleged perpetrators, and had requested appropriate judicial actions be taken to ensure criminal accountability.

And even as the number of facilities violating the Clean Water Act has steadily increased each year, E.P.A. judicial actions against major polluters have fallen by almost half since the Supreme Court rulings, according to an analysis of E.P.A. data by The New York Times.

To the extent that we may be seeing fewer settlements generally, there are a number of important legislative and judicial actions that have curtailed investor rights and made it more difficult for investors to seek redress for injuries arising out of securities fraud.

The investigation occurs as the housing market, already walking the tight rope, is hit by a wave of judicial actions that led to Ally's GMAC extending its investigation of foreclosure procedures to all 50 states.

Instead, much of the judicial action will consist of suits between private parties.

The uproar was eventually resolved through political arrangements, not judicial action.

In exchange, officials said, the United Nations will not immediately refer the Congo report for judicial action.

That was swift judicial action on the first major campaign legislation in decades.

Every judicial action would require the approval of at least one international judge.