Sentence examples for lack independence from inspiring English sources

Allegations that we lack independence are part of our daily routine – they no longer surprise us.

Because local courts are corrupt and lack independence, grievances could not be fairly heard.

Ms. Baez's opponents have criticized her as being so linked to the organization that she would lack independence if elected.

It insists that domestic courts "might be biased or lack independence", but which courts is it talking about?

To the extent there is a perception that they lack independence, they blame the S.E.C. for raising the issue.

The commission justifies this policy by claiming that domestic courts don't offer corporations sufficient protection because they "might be biased or lack independence".

It was understaffed, lacked independence and had insufficient power to pursue cases, the report said.

"They may be doing this in order to dispel accusations that Iran's judiciary lacks independence".

The European Court of Human Rights has repeatedly criticized the French judiciary as lacking independence.

It is precisely because our courts are generally not biased or lacking independence that the corporations want to bypass them.

That Mr. Chirac would launch his own investigation was immediately seized on by his critics as lacking independence.