Sentence examples for accepted justice from inspiring English sources

"I would have accepted justice by law, but that was taken away from me by people like you," Jack told a corrupt F.B.I. official while holding him at gunpoint.

But in a post-Citizens United world, accepting Justice Scalia's comparison would have given the game away.

(In the 1890s, however, the court came to accept Justice Stephen J. Field's contrary conception of the amendment as an aid to big business).

In accepting justice as a matter of desert, he dismisses Rawls's view of it as an outcome of just institutions.

Both sides accept justice as proportional equality.

He said that he accepted the justice of his punishment.

The minutes said: "We agreed unanimously to accept the Leveson principles – save statutory underpinning … on almost every point we accepted Lord Justice Leveson's wording".

After the conviction in the 1997 trial, "the African-American and Caribbean community accepted that justice had been served, despite their frustrations," Mr. Botnick said.

Although the Arabs never accepted the justice of the Zionist position, and the Iranians continue to argue for Israel's dissolution, what exasperates these authors is less the ranting from Tehran than the fact that quite a few Western intellectuals have come to a similar conclusion.

Apart from the victims themselves, the minority opposition parties and Human Rights activists, Colombians indifferently accepted the 'Justice and Peace Law', which punished paramilitaries responsible for countless massacres with a maximum of 8 years of prison (The Centre for Justice and Accountability).

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