Sentence examples for and injustice in the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mulligan received an Academy Award nomination for the film, based on Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winovel novel about rape, racism and injustice in the Depression-era South.
It has always offered countless schoolteachers an opportunity to discuss the issue of racism and injustice in the United States with young people who may not have had the opportunity to think directly about such things.
Development campaigners in northern countries seek to influence these politicians and secure public support for policies that remove the structural barriers to eliminating poverty and injustice in the south.
For today's teen reader The Hunger Games amplifies anxieties about epic inequality and injustice in the land of the free, through a ruthlessly logical extension of an amoral reality TV culture.
They wish to create a new Arab nation state, comprising all these countries, democratic, progressive, secular, which will no longer seek balm for the pains of internal oppression and injustice in the war against the Israeli arch-enemy.
Among the most-pressing concerns in Jonathan's first full term as president was the ongoing threat presented by Boko Haram, an Islamic sectarian movement founded in 2002 in northeastern Nigeria; the group claimed to want to end the corruption and injustice in the country and impose Sharīʿah, or Islamic law.
In 2007, the Appleseed Fund produced a report detailing what it said were inefficiencies and injustices in the Cook County Court system.
Amid the disasters and injustices in the world, the destruction of a hawk's nest doesn't amount to much, really, and yet how much better off we all were that the nest and those majestic raptors were above our heads.
She is a former policewoman who built up a following with her reports on police abuses and injustices in the legal system.
The disparities and injustices in the social structure are reflected in the structures of these cities: wasteful modern enclaves and affluent suburbs juxtaposed with crumbling historic centers and the ever increasing slums and shanty towns often constituting more than half of the city's population.
