Sentence examples for justice pilot from inspiring English sources

A 2008 MoJ report on three restorative justice pilot programmes recognised potential benefits but its results were inconclusive because of the small sample size.

A substantial increase in the number of flexible criminal justice pilot schemes across England and Wales is to be announced by the government.

Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth (RJOY) launched California's first urban school-based restorative justice pilot at a middle school in 2007, reducing suspension rates by 87percentt, eradicating violence and teacher attrition, and improving academic outcomes.

To this end, UNICEF is supporting a juvenile justice pilot programme of the Government of Angola.

The woman, who is in her nineties and has dementia, features in the first Court of Protection case to be staged in public following the launch of an open-justice pilot scheme.

UNICEF's Juvenile Justice Diversion pilot project is working to reintegrate children like Minhaz back into the community.

Jonathan Djanogly, the justice minister piloting controversial plans to cut legal aid and curb payouts – a move that could benefit the insurance industry to the tune of £1bn a year – has investments worth at least £250,000 in companies with insurance arms.

The Conservative justice minister piloting controversial plans to cut legal aid and curb payouts that could benefit the insurance industry to the tune of a billion pounds a year will personally profit from the changes, a Guardian investigation can reveal.

Since then, as Poehler and "Parks" executive producer Mike Schur explained in the Paley Center video above, the show-that-never-was has taken on a life of its own, as the cast created a fictional backstory that "Philly Justice" was a pilot they shot together in 2003.

In 2004 the Office of Environmental Justice released a report (U.S. EPA 2005) highlighting regional environmental justice programs and pilot projects.

"Powerful as the urge may be to grant retribution to those who have suffered irreparable loss, the state's primary interest must be in the evenhandedness and moral defensibility of justice," the Virginian-Pilot declared.Editorial-writers at the newspaper have wrestled with the issue for years, but a recent case seemed to tip the balance.