Sentence examples for judicial problem from inspiring English sources

The government's judicial problem became a political one through its own exposed missteps, and, most of all, through the great awakening of the Mexican public.

This is a problem now that is a judicial problem, and I believe needs to be dealt with on that level".

This is Attendance Court, an experimental two-year-old program that is applying relatively new judicial "problem-solving" ideas to the problem that tens of thousands of New York public-school students miss weeks of school every year.

In some countries different courts serve as the highest appeals court according to the types of cases and judicial problems.

The risk is that Mr. Berlusconi's judicial problems could set off another political explosion before Mr. Letta makes much progress.

He issued ordinances designed to correct many of the financial and judicial problems of the country, but he refused to exert the effort needed to enforce them.

"The best way to distract attention from the country's economic and judicial problems is with General Pinochet," said Gen. Luis Cortés Villa, of the Pinochet foundation.

The left makes much of Mr Berlusconi's judicial problems, portraying him as unable to walk tall abroad.The clearest difference between the two coalitions may be in social attitudes.

A Briefly Noted review detected in the book the faintest whiff of regret: Interestingly, given what Black refers to in the acknowledgments as his own "serious judicial problems," he argues that Nixon's best move in Watergate would have been to surreptitiously delete damaging parts of the tapes and then make up a cover story — "whatever he wanted".

Interestingly, given what Black refers to in the acknowledgments as his own "serious judicial problems," he argues that Nixon's best move in Watergate would have been to surreptitiously delete damaging parts of the tapes and then make up a cover story — "whatever he wanted".

At those meetings of the Curia Regis that came to be called concilium regis in parliamento ("the king's council in parliament"), judicial problems might be settled that had proved beyond the scope of the ordinary law courts dating from the 12th century.