Sentence examples for judicial space from inspiring English sources

Closer union does not require "one judicial space".

They will consider three subjects: immigration and asylum; the fight against cross-border crime; and the birth of a "European judicial space".

Efforts to create a common "judicial space" are also advancing, with the foundation of an EU police force (Europol) and a prosecutors' office (Eurojust).

Even when suspects are arrested and paraded before TV cameras they are, according to numerous media investigations, often freed days later for want of evidence, prison space or judicial will.

Now, with the help of money donated by Independent on Sunday readers, Space for Giants' judicial programmes are set to be rolled out into Tanzania next year.

It was a typical surprise maneuver from Chief Justice Chaudhry, a mercurial judge with a stubborn streak who, over the past year, has carved out an influential space through aggressive judicial action.

All of the action, public and private, judicial and domestic, plays out in the same space, a somewhat gloomy schoolroom whose chalkboard occasionally bursts into animated life.

Kay hopes supervised release will help defendants perceive the judicial process as a fair one and create a space inside the courthouse where they and their families can go for help.

"But in Spain there is space for debate about whether we need to adapt our judicial legislation and culture to confront international Islamist terrorism".

However, its character as indicated by the space devoted to actions and procedure, to the reliance on judicial decisions in declaring the law, and to statements limiting absolute royal power was English.

Not only do executives produce new stringent rules on crimmigration, but such rules are implemented in their immediacy, freezing the time-space continuum to minimise or postpone parliamentary debate and judicial scrutiny (Giannacopoulos, Marmo, & De Lint, 2013).