Sentence examples for addressing justice from inspiring English sources

"When we say 'black lives matter', we're really addressing justice, not just with police.

He gave no details, but lawmakers in both parties said adjusting that law would go nowhere near addressing Justice DeGrasse's decision.

Addressing Justice Denis J. Boyle of State Supreme Court on Wednesday, an assistant district attorney, Nicole Keary, acknowledged problems with some of the evidence that had been used against the men, then concluded that "the convictions then must be vacated".

Let me begin by addressing Justice Lewis's question as to how you reconcile a protest under Section 166 with a contest under 168 and how that all happens within a time frame that allows both to coexist.

Integration services and programmes are still inadequate and use of diversion and restorative justice remains insufficiently regulated by legislation.To support the government of Albania in addressing justice for children issues, UNICEF is advocating for legal and policy changes in building a contemporary juvenile justice system, in line with international standards.

p. How does Justice O'Connor address Justice Thomas' concerns?

Then he addressed Justice Kennedy's point about the special court's arithmetic.

"We must accept all international policies, especially if they address justice," he said.

Mr. Klock, will you address Justice Breyer's question of a moment ago?

Unless the issue of hate crime is properly raised and openly addressed, justice won't be seen to have been done, especially for the victims.

"To equate Suffolk County to Tammany Hall or Alan Grecco to Boss Tweed is beyond the pale and diminishes the gravity of the issues that must be intelligently addressed," Justice Lifson wrote in his June 6 decision.