Sentence examples for judicial measures from inspiring English sources
Weren't judicial measures in place to prevent innocent people from going to jail?
The government has also negotiated a five-year transition before the court's powers over existing common police and judicial measures kick in.
Both sides are willing to go beyond advocating for legislative or judicial measures, and apply pressure in the form of economic boycotts.
In addition to legislative, administrative, and judicial measures intent on regulating loyalty, constitutions contain principles or exhortations to the same end.
In exchange for agreeing to the treaty, Britain's last government won the right to accept or opt out of the police and judicial measures.
Almost without exception, states have granted injured parties compensation and undertaken legislative, administrative and judicial measures to avoid repetition of violations identified by the court.
"We want to see a type of judicial measure against Canada that makes it very clear that the government's decision damaged Canadian legislation and international norms and generated a series of constraints among merchants," said Enio Marques, the president of the Brazilian Association of Meat Exporting Companies, the group that is leading the effort to file suit against the Canadian government.
This judicial measure was intended to restore the social and political cohesion of the realm in the short term.
The helicopter raid also coincided with a judicial measure weakening the powers of dissident chief state prosecutor Luisa Ortega, who has emerged as a major challenger to Maduro.
Hence, the study should be replicated in different samples (e.g., hospitalized youngsters without a judicial measure or hospitalized girls with and without a judicial measure) to assess the robustness of our findings and the applicability of the FIOS in other samples.
In table 1 other sociodemographic characteristics of the pregnancy and the non-pregnancy group are shown, such as judicial measure, level of education and employment of the parents, history of placements, history of foster care and outpatient care, and ethnicity.
