Sentence examples for arbitrary injustice from inspiring English sources

It will signal support for Doncaster Belles, and highlight arbitrary injustice.

Neither harboured great illusions about American justice, but both had faith that there was a limit to arbitrary injustice.

In Britain, Friedrich von Hayek reached the conclusion that a liberal democracy could have a planned economy only to the point where government regulations protected the people against arbitrary injustice.

If it has no such memory, then eternal damnation must seem to that soul the worst, most arbitrary injustice in the universe, proof indeed that the universe is evil.

He was the victim of a cruel and arbitrary injustice.

"I cannot avoid feeling again the sour and bitter taste of arbitrary injustice".

And with it they are subject to all the well-recorded deficiencies experienced by troops at that time bad, insufficient equipment, and so on along with the arbitrary injustices of war.It has been fashionable for some time to make war films that show the emotional disconnection that men at the front must surely face to fight bitter battles.

"It's a moving cry about the injustice of arbitrary detention and at the same time a hymn to the comforts of religious faith".

Between them, these states engage in a raft of injustices -- arbitrary arrests, the employment of child soldiers and violence against women, to name a few.

His searing experience in a prisoner-of-war camp in Germany reawakened a sense of injustice at the arbitrary social hierarchies that had dominated his childhood in rural Catholic France.

"Arbitrary powers bring huge dangers of injustice," said Ms. Chakrabarti, referring to the counterterrorism laws.