Sentence examples for the procuracy from inspiring English sources
noun
The office of a procurator.
Since the Procuracy was not a court, it could not make a binding decision.
The Procuracy was abolished in November 1917 but revived in 1922.
He claimed that the ruling was an indication of a general recognition that the Procuracy had "gone too far".
The Procuracy appealed this decision and the appeal was heard on April 16 in the Moscow City Court.
The fact that the Procuracy could not make a binding decision did not necessarily prevent it from being an effective organ for securing administration according to law.
7. (C) XXXXXXXXXXXX claimed that the Procuracy chose Chita to make it difficult for the defense team to meet with their clients and prepare their defense.
"I believe there is no more significant indicator of the dangers facing foreign investors than the Khodorkovsky case itself, because the state procuracy has shown its willingness to depart from rule of law," said Robert R. Amsterdam, with the Toronto law firm Amsterdam and Peroff, who represents two of Mr. Khodorkovsky's Yukos colleagues who were arrested earlier this year.
The Supreme People's Procuracy observes the implementation of state organs and makes sure that Vietnamese citizens follow the law.
According to a report by the Supreme People's Procuracy, torture cases surged to their highest level in six years during the 1996 Strike Hard campaign.
