judicial institution

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

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

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

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

Earlier, the chief judicial institution was the village council or panchayat.

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

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

Turkey has not taken steps either to strengthen the impartiality of judicial institutions.

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.

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

In England, academic and judicial institutions traditionally organised their year into four terms:

Such status is based on certain special functions which these two cities have, including location of federal government and federal judicial institutions.

We have therefore made reform of the country's judicial institutions a priority in our programme of aid to Afghanistan.

All courts and judicial institutions except the constitutional assembly court, are under the supreme court.

The Articles included provisions protecting the Dutch legal and judicial institutions.

This international judicial institution is located in Brussels.

"The politics of judicial institutions in Singapore"

While every effort should be made to maximize Iraqi involvement, Iraq's judicial institutions are too weak to handle the case.

And the society around us can undermine the judicial independence that is the rock upon which the judicial institution rests.

Something else is taking place here: a judicial institution is clearly underestimating a racist offence.

We are aware that recently the judicial institutions have opened some judicial processes against opposition leaders in Venezuela.

The Egyptian judicial institution that existed in the mid 19th century was characterized by the following:

It is used to describe the problems of Administrative Law and to present practices from the relevant European judicial institutions.

The Ministry's main goal was to strengthen socialist legality and the rule of law within Soviet judicial institutions.

The judicial institutions of Liège having been dispersed on about ten sites in the city a vast project to extend the palace was undertaken.