Meanings of legal institution in English

It transformed the Golden Judge from a mere tradition into an established legal institution, in this manner:

He said: These perpetrators say they are doing it to fight the HNS, but the HNS is a legal institution.

The court's ruling presents him with the options of complying with the rule of law or defying the highest legal institution in the country.

Few persons have heard anything about it, as, though it is a legal institution, the proprietor does not want too much known about it.

Border tensions with Serbia have also limited the reach of its legal institutions.

New legal institutions were created, and new men were needed.

These three surges in suicide demonstrate the failure and impotence of legal institutions in China.

Slavery to institutions: religious institutions, legal institutions, military institutions, economic institutions, educational, artistic and scientific institutions.

But international legal institutions have rejected this claim.

As a basis for interpreting legal institutions and practices: the idea of the 17th century, e.g., the Jurists.

There were laws and legal institutions in many civilizations under which confrontations might have been prevented and armed conflict avoided.

But my scepticisms about the current legal institutions and customary code are not exhausted by these modifications I have suggested.

Lawyers, prosecutors and judges responded with disbelief, issuing a joint statement warning of a threat to the country's legal institutions.

Of all the legal institutions that have claimed a Saxon origin, none compares for importance with that of trial by jury.

Colombia's Attorney General's Office, the Constitutional Court and other legal institutions met on Tuesday to express their support for the Supreme Court.

Lady Coryston's indignant tone seemed to assume that English legal institutions were made merely to suit the convenience of the Coryston family.