Sentence examples for judiciary process from inspiring English sources

And so step one on the judiciary process, I believe there needs to be reform.

In the meantime, Mr. Ergin announced last week proposals to speed the judiciary process and limit the grounds for pretrial detention.

On the other is a famously plodding judge, who has spent a decade pondering his options, and a judiciary process that can seem arcane.

But late on Friday, Jaffar Abbas Dowlatabadi, the prosecutor of the Revolutionary Court in Tehran, said the release had been canceled because "the judiciary process has not been completed" in her case.

Unlike the extrajudicial beheadings IS carries out against hostages and others, the kingdom says its judiciary process requires at least 13 judges at three levels of court to rule in favor of a death sentence before it is carried out.

In the spring, when three players along with a former one were accused of sexual misconduct, Willingham let the university judiciary process run its course and did not even comment when the players were subsequently expelled.

As the American Association of University Women puts it, "institutional barriers" include: "administrators who respond to students with disbelief or other inappropriate behavior and campus judiciary processes that are difficult to understand and follow.

It is interesting to see that Senator Orrin G. Hatch took the time to write a letter on the politicization of the judiciary confirmation process that illustrates how the process got that way (letter, April 3).

background: In order to best understand the reasons for and outcomes of the historical development of our judiciary nomination process, students should have a basic understanding of the three branches of American government, the system of checks and balances, and the justice system before working with this lesson plan to assure their complete comprehension of its concepts.

By this time, the leadership at Chevron may have come to regret Texaco's strenuous efforts, in the nineties, to move the lawsuit out of the U.S. Chevron representatives now expressed alarm at the dire state of the Ecuadoran judiciary, likening due process in the country to what one might find in North Korea.

Since the trial, legal scholars in China have debated whether its relative transparency will contribute to any progress toward establishing an independent judiciary with due process, or whether it amounted to political theater used by the party for its own ends.