Sentence examples for judiciary noted from inspiring English sources

The judiciary noted that the Bribery Commission that made the formal complaint on corruption charges failed to produce the vital certificate saying that the Commission rejects the respondent's statement on the alleged corruption.

Michelle Schwartz of Alliance for Justice, a left-leaning association of more than 100 organizations focused on the federal judiciary, noted that Thomas has broad support from law enforcement groups in his home state.

Congress, not the judiciary, he noted, controls federal government spending.

Real reform "means untying the hands of our judiciary," he noted, "and placing emphasis on probation, alternatives to incarceration and treatment".

Peru's judiciary is not noted for its independence.

Roberts, as he often does, gently noted the judiciary's independence.

Feinstein, who has served on Judiciary since taking office, noted that Thomas got a vote by the full Senate in 1991 even though the committee (led by then-Sen. Joe Biden) didn't support him.

Mohsen Rezai, a defeated candidate and the former commander of the Revolutionary Guard, pointedly noted that the judiciary ought to convene a court to try those who had actually murdered Iranian citizens.

As for the first requested amendment, she feels that the terms of the bill already cover any liability issues, but noted that a judiciary committee was reviewing both amendments.

In 2000, Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew noted that "[o]ur judiciary and the rule of law are rated by WEF [World Economic Forum], IMD [International Institute for Management Development] and PERC [Political and Economic Risk Consultancy] as the best in Asia".

As the relevance of international human rights standards grew within the United States, even the federal judiciary took note.