Sentences with phrase «transparent judiciary»

If Social Security numbers aren't supposed to be in there, then saying, «Well, that's why we don't put in on Google» is nuts because a transparent judiciary is just absolutely key to the functioning of our democracy, and a transparent judiciary is absolutely key to the mechanics of our legal system.

China has the outward appearance of a capitalist country, but it lacks the core elements of a free market — rule of law, sanctity of contract, property rights, and an independent, transparent judiciary arbitrating the whole thing.

And I hope and believe that we are a modern, forward - looking, transparent judiciary that's meeting those challenges.

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It represents the principle that no one should be above the law — not governments, not corporations, not the rich, not anyone — and that the system of laws is fair, transparent and upheld through an impartial and independent judiciary.

But diversity at the top end of the judiciary is no worse, possibly better, than at partnership level in City firms or QCs — and the judiciary can fairly claim its appointment process is a meritocracy of sorts (and a transparent one at that).

In other words, the judiciary should defer to the Minister's calculation and only interfere if such decision is unreasonable in the sense it is not transparent or falls outside the boundary of possibilities given the facts and applicable law.

McLachlin has gone a long way to make the top court more accessible and transparent to Canadians by being an approachable face of the judiciary.

The budget - setting process had to be transparent and the judiciary had to be fully involved, both in determining the process and in its implementation (HL, para 83).