Sentence examples for justice monitoring from inspiring English sources

The diplomat stressed that participating in the single market meant accepting EU rules, including the jurisdiction of the European court of justice, monitoring by the European commission and accepting the primacy of EU law over national law – conditions that will be anathema to leave advocates who campaigned on the mantra "take back control".

In a recent poll, Advancing Justice monitored eight states that are covered by the language access provisions of the Voting Rights Act ("VRA").

Shortly after Shaw's death, Detroit's mayor asked for a federal review of the police department and police-involved shootings, resulting in a Department of Justice monitoring program that only ended this year.

This article presents findings from an evaluation of the Juvenile Breaking the Cycle (JBTC) Program, an intervention that was designed to provide criminal justice system monitoring and individualized treatment and services to substance-using youth who were assessed as high recidivism risks following an initial police encounter.

In resolving the Department of Justice's complaint, it became the second city in the country to allow Justice to monitor its police department, an arrangement that lasted until 2005.

The Alliance for Justice, which monitors judicial selections, noted that it was the first time in almost half a century that the full Senate had voted down a district court nominee.

He called for a roll out of "thorough and complete training" for all criminal justice professionals monitored by the "relevant departments within Whitehall".

Where is justice?" EU officials monitoring the drama say Erdoğan is deploying an indiscriminate dragnet in the belief that it will catch all the Gülen appointments.

They also mention that Twitter has a Twitter list devoted to "Freedom of Expression" which includes the ACLU, IP Justice and internet monitoring service Herdict.

A new justice commission would monitor and enforce those rights.

Board members are appointed for each prison by the justice secretary to monitor treatment of and conditions for prisoners across England and Wales.