judicial separation

基本解释

• 【法律】(法院判决的并不能解除婚姻关系的)法定分居

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• Instead, he has gone out of his way to stress the need for judicial independence and the separation of powers.
  相反地，他出人意料地强调司法独立和三权分立的必要性。
• Judicial separation, also called separation, originated from the Canon Law of Christianity in Mediaeval Europe, and still exists today.
  别居又称分居，它产生于欧洲中世纪基督教的教会法，至今仍存在。
• The article also analyzes the relationship between judicial review and separation of power, and insists that judicial review materialize the guarantee the separation of power.
  文章还对司法审查与权力分立原则的关系进行了阐述，提出并论证了司法审查是权力分立原则的体现和保障的观点。

权威例句

• The rule of law in nearly all other democracies is based on some degree of separation of the judicial branch of government from the legislative and executive branches.
  ECONOMIST: The law: Judging the judges The
• It also respects the separation of powers between the judicial branch and the legislature, which raises taxes and spends money.
  FORBES: Christie Learns School Funding IS A (State) Constitutional Case

词组短语

短语

• decree of judicial separation 裁判分居令
• decree e of judicial separation 裁判分居令
• Judicial Separation System in China 别居制度在中国
• separation of judicial person 法人分立

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• a court decree requiring a man and wife to cease cohabiting but not dissolving the marriage &rarrsee alsoa mensa et thoro