Sentence examples for judicial aspects from inspiring English sources

The group, which is expected to present its conclusions by mid-October, will consider the judicial aspects of a ban and collect evidence of anti-constitutional activities by the party.

The Libyan ambassador, Abdurrahman Mohamed Shalgam, said that the judicial aspects of the report could start in Geneva, but that Libya, a current Security Council member, wanted an open debate to give the issue momentum.

Although he ultimately failed to abolish the position of the lord chancellor, it was redefined by constitutional reform in 2006: the lord chief justice took over many of the judicial aspects of the role, and the lord chancellor was no longer to serve as speaker of the House of Lords.

Tangible personal effects and real estate in Charleston are taxed there; and if sound reasons can be given for discriminating in favor of this property, they should be presented to the legislature, as they do not touch the case in its judicial aspects.

Departing from the colloquial sense of the word that has to do with an inability to pay creditors, he attempts to clarify between the accounting concepts of balance sheet insolvency, cash flow insolvency, and economic failure on the one hand and the judicial aspects of default that follow a path from insolvency proceedings and reorganization to liquidation on the other.

Nonetheless, operationalising them should not be based on legal facets alone, but should rather also consider judicial aspects.

Besides this judicial aspect, we assume differences in the needs for and susceptibility to alternative medicine between the audience of English- and German-language web sites.

In addition, efforts should be made by both the government and private health providers to review the current Service Agreement template, so that is should not only focus on the judicial aspect of rigid contracts, but also incorporate supportive partnerships among stakeholders of health at all levels of health care delivery.

In those years the guides were included in an attempt to fulfill the increasing need for information about the city regarding political, judicial, ecclesiastical andmilitary aspects including, as the main novelty, the continuously expansive commercial sector.

Westminster Abbey dominated most of the early financial, judicial and ecclesiastical aspects of the county.

A recent report from Freedom House, an American think-tank, notes improvements in Georgia's democratic governance, electoral process and corruption ratings over the past year; in only one aspect, judicial independence, has the country gone backwards.