Sentence examples for judicial affairs from inspiring English sources

The campus office of judicial affairs also began expulsion proceedings.

In Beijing the Chinese government said it resisted any interference in its judicial affairs.

Ms. Wilson is also director of student judicial affairs for the University of California at Davis.

Crossborder cooperation on legal and judicial affairs, an elusive objective of the 15-nation Eurozone, instantly fell into place.

The European Union mission that oversees judicial affairs in northern Kosovo said in a statement that the shooting took place early Thursday during a routine staff rotation.

It is always a mistake to rule out a political comeback from judicial affairs in France, as many a politician knows.

First, the export of the negative to Italy (where Antonioni was based) was banned; then, the export of the negative was permitted, but the episode itself was banned within France, because — as the critic Jean de Baroncelli wrote in Le Monde in 1963 — "The Ministry of Justice opposes the realization of any screenplay that evokes a judicial affair that implicates people who are still living".

But another reason may be that Mr Berlusconi has been preoccupied with other issues, particularly his own problems in court.It was a telling sign of his priorities that one of his personal lawyers, who also chairs the judicial-affairs committee in the lower house of parliament, threatened parliament's dissolution this week.

The Court of Accounts has both an administrative and a judicial function; the latter involves primarily fiscal affairs.

One of these was the judicial-affairs committee, which is chaired by Gaetano Pecorella, a member of parliament for Forza Italia, Mr Berlusconi's party, who is a practising criminal lawyer.

Any extension of majority voting, for example to judicial and home affairs, would mean more power going to Brussels.