Sentence examples for judicial ends from inspiring English sources

For anyone who had hoped that India could help to discourage Bangladesh from carrying out its hangings, the execution of Mr Kasab, makes such an intervention less likely.Third, and related, is a suspicion that at least some hangings may be conducted for political rather than only judicial ends.

"I think he has a proven quality both on the judicial end and on the administrative end".

C4 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A14-15 Editorials: Heartless marriage plans; a judicial end run; farmed salmon, pro and con; the city wades out of red ink.

The Senate's sergeant-at-arms said on Thursday that he was nearing an end to an investigation into how several confidential memorandums written by Democratic staff aides about dealing with judicial nominations ended up in the hands of Republican staff members.

Senate Democrats who were briefed Monday about an investigation into how Democratic strategy memorandums dealing with judicial nominations ended up in the hands of Republican staff members said they now believed the problem was far more extensive than previously thought.

(Reuters) THE AMERICAS PERU: FUJIMORI AGREES TO REFORMS President Alberto Fujimori and the opposition have agreed to key judicial reforms, ending a deadlock in talks over re-establishing democratic institutions in preparation for new presidential and congressional elections next year.

WASHINGTON — The challenge to New York's method for choosing candidates to run in judicial elections ended in failure at the United States Supreme Court on Wednesday when not a single justice accepted the plaintiffs' claim that the system was unconstitutional.

"We should expect to see anywhere from one to a handful of votes on judicial nominees end of the week or early next week," a Senate Democratic leadership aide said.

As Donald puts it: "Without confessions and guilty pleas, courts everywhere would grind to a halt in an instant; more than 90percentt of all charges in the Russian and Ukrainian judicial systems end in guilty pleas, and only experienced criminals and highly educated defendants stand a chance.

In regards to the photos, Donald said, "Without confessions, courts everywhere would grind to a halt in an instant; more than 90percentt of all charges in the Russian and Ukrainian judicial systems end in guilty pleas, and only experienced criminals and highly educated defendants stand a chance.

Reports on these studies were published in April 2014, shortly after the Judicial Review ended [ 14, 15].