Sentence examples for Enforce justice from inspiring English sources

The Kenyan government has shown a political will to act against poachers and enforce justice.

It fell to Tottenham Hotspur to enforce justice by beating the Belgians in the final.

If they had wanted, American prosecutors could have used the existing laws far more energetically to enforce justice when contractors have behaved badly.

France, as if to reinforce the notion that they are here to enforce justice after the Schumacher crime, are clad all in police blue.

Pacifist advocates often assume that the abandonment of war as an instrument of national policy will not be possible until the world community has become so organized that it can enforce justice among its members.

Mr. Larrabee said an appeal from the club would not come as a surprise, but he added that the state intended to enforce Justice Burke's decision and see the club gone by the deadline.

Many of them don't believe in God, or, if they do, they are less likely to regard him as a benevolent intercessor, enforcing justice in the world.

In Islam, God's will is embodied best through concrete actions, first and foremost with the hand, then with the tongue, and finally with the heart.(4) Thus, concrete policies enforcing justice align with this value.

He was undoubtedly a capable and vigorous ruler, who enforced justice in the government of the provinces, maintained the integrity of the frontiers, and husbanded the finances of the empire; but he became intensely unpopular in Roman society and in his last years became a cruel tyrant.

Enforcing justice is the role of government.

She doesn't commend the OBAMA DOJ for enforcing JUSTICE FOR ALL.