instytucja sądowa

With few exceptions, most of the justice system is administered by national judicial institutions.

Egypt was among the first world countries after France to establish a judicial institution.

Most of the justice system is administered by national judicial institutions.

During the 12th century, the development of the administrative and judicial institutions took place.

The students also receive instruction in the law and procedure of the judicial institution for which they will carry out work.

Clearly something is wrong with Mexico's electoral, judicial and political institutions.

Under the millet system, they had their own religious and judicial institutions.

French is the principal language of administrative, political and judicial institutions, public services, and the press.

Similarly, the decisions of the competent judicial institutions must be enforced.

I should also like to point out, in the same spirit, that we are still continuing to support a strengthening of the Colombian judicial institutions.