Sentence examples for judicial establishment from inspiring English sources

Turkey's Army and its closely allied judicial establishment long considered themselves guarantors of the militant secularism preached by modern Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.

"We needed the camaraderie, because it was a hostile environment," Semel said, adding that the judicial establishment in San Diego was notably conservative.

When Sotomayor defends the disenfranchised against the police and judicial establishment, the stakes are as high as can possibly be imagined.

Mr. Khatami had been scheduled to speak at the event, and it was canceled under pressure from Iran's security and judicial establishment, opposition Web sites reported.

Most reckon the journalists are collateral damage in an ongoing battle between Mr Rohani's inner circle and the security and judicial establishment that is seeking to insulate itself from reform.

Obviously, this stance has not endeared her to the judicial establishment (or the elected officials who approve nominations) -- on top of which, add her reputation for delivering her views with the subtlety of a claw hammer.

Erdogan and the AKP are popular in Washington and Europe, while the military-judicial secular establishment has not had this hard a time since Ataturk.

But Mr. Zelaya said that Mr. Lobo needed to go much further, noting that many of the members of the military, judicial and political establishment who backed his ouster were still in place.

6, 1919) and introduced a reform program, which included the redistribution of land to poor peasants, revision of the tax structure and the judicial system, the establishment of a compulsory labour service, and a readjustment of the state's foreign policy.

The absence of well-known figures from the British political, judicial and military establishments — the ranks from which many other major public inquiry panels in Britain have drawn their members — drew criticism from those who had been hoping the board would produce a no-holds-barred overview of what went wrong in Iraq.

A long historical precedent stands behind these judicial methods for the establishment of truth, for knowing how to know what's true and what's not.