Sentence examples for judiciary some from inspiring English sources

5 - Ministers are making an effort to show the judiciary some respect.

Despite the move by Iran's judiciary, some believe that the likelihood of a substantial prosecution is slim.

In other words, give the judiciary some discretion and limit it to those who pose a continuing risk to children.

Some of his efforts took the form of laws (like the country's statute of limitations) that helped him to avoid conviction, some to attacks on the judiciary, some to the introduction of a voting system partly designed to keep him in power.

We asked nine queens from across the country to read our House of Representatives, serve us executive (branch) realness and throw our Judiciary some shade.

We asked nine queens from across the country to read our House of Representatives, serve us executive (branch) realness, and throw our judiciary some shade.

An eye-opening report four years ago by the Community Rights Counsel, an environmental group, revealed that between 1992 and 1998, more than a quarter of the federal judiciary -- some 230 federal judges -- took advantage of a loophole in current ethical guidelines to accept the free vacations.

"The judiciary owes some measure of deference to the executive in cases implicating national security," the majority said.

But the apparent depoliticisation of the armed forces, together with the relative independence of the judiciary, provide some hope that things are slowly changing.

But its criticism has been focused narrowly, concerning aspects of the media law, measures on data protection and the judiciary, and some changes to the national central bank that also worry the International Monetary Fund.

But Mr. Morsi continued to battle institutions within his own government left over from Mr. Mubarak, most notably the judiciary, and some of those fights contributed to the protests that peaked Sunday.