judiciary
Yargı
definition
noun
Yet geography and professionalization of the judiciary have affected the status of the judges.
the judicial authorities of a country; judges collectively.
translation of 'judiciary'
noun
yargıçlar,
adlı
example
That will raise legitimate concerns about the independence of the 'judiciary' .
The consideration of public interest has caused some problems for the 'judiciary' .
With unprecedented frankness, they speak of the government's contempt for the 'judiciary' .
Owing to high court costs, many people cannot afford to turn to the 'judiciary' to vindicate their rights.
In some jurisdictions, the 'judiciary' are provided with the resources to run the courts.
It is a role which, as a result of their accumulated experience, the 'judiciary' is well qualified to perform.
the independence of the 'judiciary'
The costs grid has been the subject of comment among the bar and the 'judiciary' .
The submission also urged ministers to ditch plans by which they would no longer be accountable to the 'judiciary' .
He is undermining the credibility and independence of the 'judiciary' , and for what?
In my view, the 'judiciary' has no right to expect that it should escape scrutiny or comment.
Why did the public part of the event not include responses from the 'judiciary' ?
Such choices are made by the 'judiciary' at the point where the law stops.
The job of the 'judiciary' is to interpret the law, but this was no mere interpretation.
We tamper with the independence of the 'judiciary' at the peril of our cherished freedoms.
The convention of ministerial responsibility is not enforced by the 'judiciary' .
Yet geography and professionalization of the 'judiciary' have affected the status of the judges.
In this and other respects, much depends on the response of the national 'judiciary' .
The previously existing institutions, save for the 'judiciary' , were disbanded.
We will never have successful police reform as long as the 'judiciary' is and is perceived to be corrupt.
This can give rise to substantial queries over the independence and impartiality of the 'judiciary' .
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