Sentence examples for a just division from inspiring English sources

Among these were the principles that distributive justice operates only when total funds are insufficient to meet some ideal or desired standard and that a just distribution is a just division and so presupposes a divisible good and multiple recipients.

The judges wrestled with what constituted fairness, acknowledging that different couples had different ideas of what constituted a just division of their shared possessions.

Thomas Aquinas spoke of the common good as representing a just division of society's resources among all of its members.

Only if we make that case, can we make the further case that the state should protect the panoply of economic rights that we have been talking about -- from the right to organize, to the right to a living wage, to the right to enjoy a just division of the goods and material resources of society.

Values that are dear to us, like regional peace in the Middle East or a socially just division of wealth, are not dear to Osama bin Laden, and terrorists aim to achieve the antithesis of these things when they use extreme measures.

B gains through his action; but justice requires that he share those gains with A especially since the immediate effect of B's action is a loss for A. The just division of the benefits is the division that A and B would settle upon in conjunction with A's agreement to be subject to the action in question.

Nozick describes the task of identifying the compensation due to A for undergoing B's chosen action as the task of identifying the just division of the benefits generated by B's action.

This reflects not just divisions on the court, but a real dilemma.

The team now finds itself named after a stadium it no longer plays in and on the verge of changing not just divisions but also leagues, so the timing for a change would seem reasonable.

When Hurdle addressed the Rockies on the first day of spring training, Street remembered, his first sentence was that they would be pushing to win a World Series title and not just a division title.

It's just a division of labor, suggested a third.