Sentence examples for Hampering justice from inspiring English sources
Further hampering Justice is the fact that their squelchy disco sounds an awful lot like Daft Punk's music.
Former governor Mario Cuomo agrees that the outpourings of Dunleavy and his colleagues sometimes hamper justice.
The statute of limitation laws hamper justice.
It will hamper racial justice, because true equality cannot be achieved without effort and cost.
He denied that "a gentleman of very high position"—presumably Prince Albert Victor was in any way involved with the scandal, but accused the government of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice by hampering the investigation, allowing Somerset and Hammond to escape, delaying the trials and failing to prosecute the case with vigour.
The Law Society described them as punitive and said they would hamper access to justice.
These restrictions also hamper the criminal justice system's ability to prosecute defendants and prevent future crimes.
Identifying "justice without reconciliation" as the primary factor hampering the process of overcoming the past in the Czech Republic, Communists and Their Victims promotes a transformative theory of justice that demonstrates that justice measures, in order to be successful, require a degree of reconciliation.
The Congress viewed this as hampering its ability to frame policies that brought about social justice and national development.
"The financial situation has hampered how much [restorative justice] has caught on.
Chief of truth and reconciliation commission says government hampered efforts to bring justice to victims of decades-long dictatorship.
