Sentence examples for judicial infrastructure from inspiring English sources

For 10 years Turabi's NIF set the theocratic tenor of Bashir's regime, and NIF members rooted themselves deep in Sudan's political and judicial infrastructure.

A judicial reform commission also has been set up to review all of Afghanistan's laws, repair the devastated judicial infrastructure, try to standardize the training of judges and professionalize the Afghan bar.

Even while Erlinder was in custody in Rwanda, the ICTR transferred 25 cases to Rwanda's Office of the Prosecutor for further investigation and issued a statement commending the Rwandan government for the improvements it has made to its judicial infrastructure and capacity.

Both have only recently embraced TRIPs, so the judicial infrastructure is going to have to evolve quickly.

As noted above, the courts did create a new judicial infrastructure in order to comply with the DLRA, namely the Judicial Diversion Parts.

The reluctance of developing countries is based on the fact that they have to bear significant costs of adjusting to the TRIPS Agreement, which requires institutional and judicial infrastructure to educate, inform, implement, regulate, manage and enforce IPR protection provisions.

"We have already shown our capacity to launch attacks on the British military, judicial, and policing infrastructure.

A new UN mission was established, the UN Mission of Support in East Timor (UNMISET), with a two-year mandate to support the development of civil, political, judicial, and security infrastructures.

As noted earlier, many of the countries in which it has flourished tend to suffer from weak financial infrastructures and judicial systems.

In the long term, good public education and infrastructure, a solid judicial system, investment in basic research, predictable regulations, non-extortionary tax levels and so forth are all important, but that's not going to help get fast-food wages above poverty level anytime soon.

The event, where attendance was down about 10 percent from a year ago, has long served as a place for corporate titans and top policy makers to glad- hand while giving a nod to India's problems that still need attention like weak infrastructure or inefficient judicial system.