Sentence examples for judicial mission from inspiring English sources

Several thousand demonstrators took to the streets of Pristina, Kosovo's capital, on Tuesday to protest the planned deployment of a European Union judicial mission that many ethnic Albanians fear will partition the new country.

NATO still provides international security, while the European Union has agreed to send an 1,800-strong 1,800-strongudicial mission to helpolicethe territory ander the United Nations leaves.

Mr. Solana made the trip to congratulate Kosovo's ethnic-Albanian leaders on independence and to assure them that the planned European Union police and judicial mission was on track.

They have moved to block the deployment of a 2,200-member 2,200-memberon judicial mission, lEuropean Unionted Nations at least temporarily in charge of functions like policing, and the European Union struggling to deploy police officers, judicialnd customissioncers whose housing remains occupied by United Nations staff members.

Mr. Kostunica, who had refused to back Mr. Tadic in the election, appeared to have hardened his stance partly because the European Union said Monday that it had approved plans to send a police and judicial mission to take over administration of Kosovo from the United Nations.

Through a variety of circumstances -- Hagit will be away on a judicial mission, Samaher will go into a decline and require a home visit from her professor -- Rivlin is drawn out of his domestic obsessions and into the world of the Other.

The indictment arose from cooperation between the prosecutor's office and Eulex, the European Union judicial and police mission in Kosovo, the statement added.

However, in a few words, the most important thing to me is that government contractors have no business in law enforcement or judicial roles in mission areas, or for that matter domestically in the USA.

In a statement, the UN group said:  UNSMIL expresses its grave concern over the deteriorating security conditions and the growing acts of violence in their various forms that have targeted political activists, judicial institutions, diplomatic missions, army and police personnel as well as State facilities and others.

They broaden the existing definition of terrorism to include actions aimed at damaging national unity, natural resources, monuments, communication systems, or the national economy, or hindering the work of judicial bodies and diplomatic missions in Egypt.

The European Union mission that oversees judicial affairs in northern Kosovo said in a statement that the shooting took place early Thursday during a routine staff rotation.