Sentences with phrase «truly independent body»
Rather, adequate access to justice for both those with civil and criminal legal problems must be available when needed and administered by a truly independent body.
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He should revive the Moreland Commission as a truly independent body, with the power to investigate, subpoena, and prosecute public corruption throughout the state, even if it affects those close to him.
However, if there is even the slightest hint that some of Ms. Fowler's allegations are true, you need to hire a truly independent body to conduct a full, unbiased investigation.
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This is not a bad idea — if the body is truly independent.
Amid those reports, AG Eric Schneiderman, whose office was used by Cuomo to beef up the commission's investigatory powers, reiterated that the body could not succeed unless it was truly independent, saying:
New York needs a new, truly independent oversight and enforcement body with strong effective responsibility for all campaign finance law administration, including public financing and sufficient funds to perform its mission well.
When mental processes are seen as transcending the body, society perceives people as «more independent and self - motivated than they truly are,» and that minimizes «the connections that bind us to each other and to the environment around us,» Jasanoff writes.
While section 690 was replaced with sections 696.1 — 696.6, recommendations that a truly independent review body be created to replace the power of the Attorney General have gone unheeded.
A recent string of well ‑ deserved thrashings in court have demonstrated that the Supreme Court is truly an independent, non ‑ partisan body, able to act as a check on the Harper government's actions.
It is envisaged that in 10 years the National Representative Body will be an organisation that is self - sufficient, self - determining, and truly independent of government.
It is envisaged that the National Representative Body will be self - sufficient, self - determining, and truly independent of government.