Sentence examples for justice technical from inspiring English sources

In addition, UNICEF supports the establishment of provincial Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee, Juvenile Justice Technical Working Group as well as the Child and Family Services Council.

This in turn raises the issue of intergenerational justice: The technical choices we make today will determine the extent of the burden humanity will face in containing contaminated byproducts that can remain radioactive for tens of thousands of years.

Other proposals The report recommends a patchwork of other plans, from reform of the police and justice system to technical assistance to stabilise the oil sector.

"Graeme Souness and his team retreated last night with tails tucked firmly between their legs," wrote Joe Lovejoy in the Independent, "uncomfortably aware that if the Yugoslavs' finishing had done justice to their technical expertise or had Chris Woods not been in heroic form, emphatic defeat would have become dire humiliation".

(b): We understand the frustration of references to unpublished work, but we feel we cannot do justice to the technical details of the field-theory formalism by relegating them into an appendix.

"Microsoft Will Test Justices Prowesss" (June 4) asked whether the Supreme Court justices have the technical competence to address the Microsoft antitrust case.

"Why push this technical argument?" Justice Alito asked.

The court's opinion, written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, is a technical one that measures the scope of the probate exception.

Nick Herbert, the minister for policing and criminal justice, denied there were technical problems when he was interviewed on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, but by mid-morning the Home Office conceded many were struggling to access the site.

Some early commentators on the notion of sustainable development have been critical of the way the notion mixes together moral ideas of justice and fairness with technical ideas in economics.

Even his obituary described this evasion of justice as "an absurd technical deficiency".