Sentence examples for judicial apparatus from inspiring English sources

There is reason to fear that these suspects enjoy support within the judicial apparatus.

A rudimentary judicial apparatus had come into existence among the Germanic peoples by Tacitus' time.

"Parts of the judicial apparatus are fully on board with the new repressive order, at least for now," said Brown.

Which candidate's party controls the state's electoral and judicial apparatus, in the event of a recount or otherwise disputed election?

But its drafters said the law would create an entire new judicial apparatus, headed by five Iraqi judges and including investigative and prosecutorial sections.

He then assisted in setting up a new civil administration and public-finance system and initiated the reform of the old judicial apparatus.

In Turkey it has long been assumed that Gülen's network exercised unaccountable influence inside the judicial and security apparatus.

These arrests are believed to have been carried out by Iran's judicial and security apparatus, which operate independently of Rouhani's government.

Government is more than one-third of the economy; its judicial and regulatory apparatus touches everything; the private sector depends almost entirely on the infrastructure of the public sector; and during times of crisis the state is private industry's life-support system.

Tsankov's government undertook the construction of judicial and state apparatuses and put an end to the depredations of brigands who had remained active in the mountains after the war.

The links established as a result of training and arming Islamic militants for over two decades cannot be easily broken, especially in a country where the intelligence apparatus has remained independent of judicial or legislative oversight.