The previous chapter analyzed the data collected in the course of the JAG's superintendence of the administration of military justice. |
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It supports the Federal Assembly in exercising superintendence and the Federal Council in fulfilling its supervisory role. |
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Thunder Bay fobbing also includes superintendence and forwarding brokerage. |
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Yet when he expanded his idea on December 27, 1845 in a newspaper column in the New York Morning News, the wider audience seized upon his reference to divine superintendence. |
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Indeed, part of the superintendence function of the JAG must be to recognize the legitimate concerns of the chain of command in the disciplinary process. |
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It will also provide a system for managing other matters beyond the statistics, which support the JAG superintendence function, including files related to the JAG's reporting and policy development functions. |
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In this way, the DMP has safeguards in place that adequately balance the requirements for prosecutorial independence and superintendence in the military justice system. |
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In addition to the duty to give specialized legal advice, the amendments put in place by Bill C-25 charge the JAG with the superintendence of the administration of military justice in the Canadian Forces. |
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The salesmen may be doing all right, but may be foiled by confusion in the order department, or by faulty factory superintendence resulting in short supply and nondelivery. |
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This directorate is also responsible to assist the JAG in carrying out his superintendence and review functions in relation to the military justice system and to support the production of the JAG's Annual Report. |
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The JAG has the benefit of a military justice committee structure that contributes in a significant way to the JAG's superintendence and review functions. |
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It supports the Federal Council in its supervision of the Administration and, at the same time, the Federal Parliament in exercising superintendence over the Federal Administration and the administration of justice. |
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Lupercalia, ancient Roman festival that was conducted annually on February 15 under the superintendence of a corporation of priests called Luperci. |
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In the early church, it was one of several titles, including metropolitan, exarch, and patriarch, used to designate a chief bishop who had certain rights of superintendence over an entire district or area. |
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