Sentence examples for justice capacity from inspiring English sources

It explains also the sudden overcapacity of residential justice facilities: nowadays more than 50% of the juvenile justice capacity is not any more in use.

13 Empowerment evaluation is guided by 10 principles: improvement, inclusion, democratic participation, social justice, capacity building, organisational learning, community knowledge, community ownership, evidence-based strategies and accountability.

The project aims at supporting legislative reforms in the area of juvenile justice, capacity building of juvenile justice professionals, development of alternatives to imprisonment, research on rehabilitation needs of victims of torture and ill-treatment by monitoring bodies and human rights NGOs.

Peacekeepers protecting civilians from slaughter, tribunals bringing war criminals to justice, capacity-building programs promoting the rule of law, training programs to encourage government officials to respect rights might all be in jeopardy.

When I attempt to develop a new approach for a country, I consider five main "planks" in the initiative: security sector reform, public education, business community and job development, youth justice capacities, and risk protective factors in the area.

Those who assumed the absurdity of the case would be limited to admitting Rama as a real-world litigant had evidently underestimated the justices' capacity for cowardice.

Jo is on the management board of environmental justice NGO Capacity Global and is also a trustee of the charity Theatre for a Change.

At a conference I chaired the other evening celebrating the 10th anniversary of the environmental justice NGO Capacity Global, one of the key issues expressed was that communities with little social capital are excluded from the corridors of power and often to not have access to the right "connectors" who can get their views across.

Arms traffickers and terrorists seek safe haven where law enforcement and justice sector capacity are weakest.

The minister of justice, in his capacity as keeper of the seals (garde des sceaux), may sometimes preside and cast a tie-breaking vote.

George Washington appointed Jay the country's first chief justice, in which capacity he was instrumental in shaping Supreme Court procedures in its formative years.