Sentence examples for justice foreign from inspiring English sources

Give the Lib Dems the departments of, say, justice, foreign affairs, culture and climate change.

But the draft constitution has ambitious and arguably more important plans for the extension of EU powers in such areas as justice, foreign policy, defence, taxation, the budget and energy, all of which are now under attack.

Valls, who was flanked by the justice, foreign, interior and defence ministers as he made the announcement, warned there could be no "zero risk" against "determined individuals and well-organised networks".

He said the justice, foreign and interior ministers had met with Wilders to caution him against the film, but the Dutch government believed it "critical to avoid the appearance [it] would try to censor the film".

Knowing that Ban Ki-moon, the secretary-general of the UN, possesses a copy – as presented to him last month by Liechtenstein's minister for justice, foreign affairs and cultural affairs – feels slightly surreal, but also oddly appropriate.

It acquired significant powers over taxation, but it also had a strong influence over justice, foreign policy, war, and other legislation.

If consent were required, the administration told the justices, "foreign governments could prevent the United States from repatriating their nationals merely be failing to indicate acceptance of the repatriation".

The leaders of the major ministries — interior, justice and foreign affairs — as well as the prime minister himself, were put in place by Mr. Mubarak before his fall.

"I would characterise them as what people think the Labour party should stand for: social justice, and foreign policy about peace, not war.

Although opponents of the Mubārak regime were included in the new cabinet, protesters were angered that Mubārak allies retained a number of key portfolios, including defense, interior, justice, and foreign affairs, and that Shafiq, a Mubārak appointee, remained prime minister.

Then last week, groups of Islamists and other militiamen armed with Kalashnikovs and truck-mounted artillery surrounded and shut down the buildings housing the ministries of justice and foreign affairs, refusing to leave until the law was passed.