One the one hand, the justice bureau could use their assessment/evaluation system to push local justice bureaus to implement the policy; on the other hand, the provincial, municipal, and county justice offices could send letters requesting cooperation from relevant government offices.
It would leave UK Labour ministers for health, education and justice unable to implement the policies on which the government was elected.
The White House has given federal agencies including BOP and the justice department 180 days to implement the main reforms that Obama outlined in January.
Reformers reacted indignantly to the recent decision of the coalition's justice minister, Jonathan Djanogly, not to implement the 2007 recommendations, some of them scenting a victory for marriage campaigners.
In announcing its willingness to implement the EU court of justice decision on the "right to be forgotten", Google is making the best of a bad job.
Michael Gove, the new justice secretary, is planning to implement two key manifesto pledges: scrapping the Human Rights Act and asserting the supremacy of the UK's supreme court over Strasbourg.
In the context of an uncertain policy landscape, we suggest the use of three strategies, focusing on advancing incremental change while safeguarding existing gains, rebranding Medicaid as a local or statewide initiative, and linking Medicaid expansion to criminal justice reform, in order to implement Medicaid expansion across the South.
Weinberg examines all the possible objections to such a possibility, primarily in terms of the government's exclusive role to implement justice, but still wishes to leave the door open for some possible governmental acts which go beyond duty — such as throwing a block party or investing money in the preservation of the historical legacy of the nation.
The local village councils -- panchayats, khap [caste] panchayats or jirgas -- often see rape as one of the ways to implement justice.
