Sentence examples for justice infrastructure from inspiring English sources

But our justice infrastructure was set in stone before the words "victims' rights" were ever uttered, and long before they were given real meaning by legislation such as the Human Rights Act.

Is Barack Obama another Bill Clinton – a man who promised comprehensive social reform but, not wanting to appear weak on crime, ended up sanctioning an extraordinary expansion of the country's criminal justice infrastructure?

Mr Cabello's loyalty was rewarded, serving as interior and justice, infrastructure and public works minister.

The book focuses primarily on the logics, discourses, spatial dimensions, and historical context of a proposal for a "justice campus," a complex of facilities that would have significantly expanded local criminal justice infrastructure and scope.

But the legal pratfalls in the Simpson case helped modernize L.A. County's' criminal justice infrastructure and offered some pointed lessons for prosecutors, police, criminalists and judges.

The ensuing legal pratfalls the Simpson case exposed helped modernize the criminal justice infrastructure of Los Angeles County and offered some pointed lessons for prosecutors, police, criminalists and judges.

(A series of agreements signed by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the E.U. states will fund criminal-justice infrastructure in Kenya, Seychelles, and Mauritius until 2014, at an estimated cost of more than thirty million dollars).

Besides the economy, the plan covers less tangible areas such as social development, security, justice and infrastructure.

He added that Mr. Berlusconi had not come through on a range of reforms, including to Italy's justice system, infrastructure and health care.

The Austrian news service reported that it had learned that the Freedom Party would appoint the vice chancellor and the ministers of finance, justice, defense, infrastructure and social welfare.

Her areas of inquiry span the intimate spaces of urban life, death and memory, to intersections of social justice and infrastructure.