Sentence examples for justice provisions from inspiring English sources

Senator Obama could help ensure that the Senate legislation incorporates the criminal justice provisions included in the House bill and does justice to the victims of sex trafficking.

However, the public may never learn whether the allegations are true or not: when Mohamed and the second man decided to sue the British government for damages, lawyers representing the intelligence agencies called upon the secret justice provisions of the highly controversial Justice and Security Act.

Annexed in a "miscellaneous" section of the act which deals with "other criminal justice provisions", the CJIA caps compensation payouts at £1m for those who have suffered more than a decade of wrongful incarceration, and £500,000 in any other case.

While the initial reaction of the ICC to the language of the accord was positive, the court has yet to embark on a comprehensive assessment of the justice provisions.

The peace agreement that President Salva Kiir finally signed on August 26 - that will hopefully ensure an end to South Sudan's current conflict - includes justice provisions that offer a chance to break a decades-long cycle of brutal abuses that South Sudanese have endured with no hope of recourse.

In an interview, Mr. Dinallo said that the "public justice" provision, combined with other statutes, provided the governor with the necessary authority to make a blanket public integrity referral.

Many of the criminal-justice provisions will get through, but probably not the environmental toughening.Moreover, even if the education bills were to become law, it is an open question whether they should be considered ideological reversals.

(F) The Trial Chamber may order upon an application by the accused or defence counsel that, in the interests of justice, the provisions of this Rule shall apply mutatis mutandis to specific information in the possession of the accused.

The Marine Corps Deputy Commandant, General Terrence Drake, issued an order to all the Corps's generals to remind their officers of Article 88 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice — the provision prohibiting officers from using "contemptuous words" about the civilian authority.

The biological and social determinants of human capabilities imply that a Senian perspective of justice requires provision of a decent minimum of both genetic goods and social goods so that people are able to choose among combinations of functionings.

The chief justice acknowledges that provisions of Florida's election code "may well admit of more than one interpretation".