Sentence examples for judiciary without from inspiring English sources

He must defend the judiciary, without alienating its detractors.

This kind of merit selection system — now used in some form in two-thirds of states — protects the impartiality of the judiciary without sacrificing accountability.

The approach of the book is to use excerpts from judgments so as to allow students, particularly the non-legal student, to understand legal principles as espoused by the judiciary without the filtering bias of authors.

"These ill-conceived measures undermine not only the Federal Defender system, but the entire federal judiciary, without achieving any real cost savings," they wrote of the sequestration cuts and the shift to private lawyers.

In questions to both sides, Justice Kennedy seemed to be searching for a legal standard that would ensure respect for the judiciary without upending the legal systems of the 39 states that elect judges.

The court found that he had made grave allegations against the independence and integrity of the Singapore judiciary, without rational basis and with reckless disregard as to their truth or falsehood.

Is she going to be able to stand up, come the moment, to the prime minister, for the rule of law and for the judiciary … without fear of damaging her career?" he said.

We urge everyone to let the counting, supervised by the independent judiciary, proceed without interruption to a speedy conclusion.

But whether navigation upon waters over which Congress may exert its authority requires improvement at all, or improvement in a particular way, are matters wholly within its discretion; and the judiciary is without power to control or defeat the will of Congress, so long as that branch of the government does not transcend the limits established by the supreme law of the land.

Altiparmak, who has worked extensively on Internet freedom in Turkey, said that he was most alarmed by the manner in which the new law could be used: not only without the participation of the judiciary but also without the knowledge of the individual.

Mr. Chkhartishvili explained that "it was specifically on the Yukos case that we lost the independence of the judiciary — an institution without which a democratic society cannot exist".