Sentence examples for judicial failings from inspiring English sources

These are profound judicial failings, falling short not only of the standards of the Eichmann trial but also of the requirements of Bangladeshi law.

An official magazine, Oriental Outlook, said in December that last year saw a "flood" of petitions submitted by citizens to the central authorities complaining about official wrongdoing or judicial failings.

Jeremy Hutchinson's Case Histories, with its examples of police perjury, political manipulation and judicial failings, should rally those enlightened Conservatives who have misgivings about British withdrawal from the European court of human rights and mistrust similar ill-judged law-and-order sops to potential Ukip voters.

He said there were also social and judicial failings that contributed to high crime rates.

Here is a clear instance of the Saudi judicial system failing to protect the woman and tacitly endorsing abuse of the guardianship system.

In this case, nothing would suit Mr. bin Laden more than to see the United States betray its judicial principles by failing to give the defendants a fair and just trial.

Frank W. Dunham Jr., a standby lawyer for Mr. Moussaoui -- who is representing himself and who has also been considered for enemy combatant status -- said he was concerned that administration officials were abusing the judicial process by failing to maintain a separation between the military and civilian systems.

But nothing demonstrates the failings of judicial elections more than this.

Every day Libya is sinking deeper into a vicious, black swamp of revenge killings and retribution, and at the centre of it all is the judicial system, which is failing on every level because the government can't protect officials from violent and vengeful attacks.

Every day Libya is sinking deeper into a vicious, black swamp of revenge killings and retribution, and at the cent of it all is the judicial system, which is failing on every level because the government can't protect officials from violent and vengeful attacks.

The possibility remains open that Magyar Telekom could be open to "criminal or civil sanctions".Countries in the region have been criticised by everyone from the European Commission to Transparency International for failings in their judicial systems.