Sentence examples for ascertaining justice from inspiring English sources

Aquinas argues that while right is the object of justice, natural reason is capable of ascertaining justice without an understanding of God's uncreated right.

It reflects concepts of generosity, while ascertaining values of goodness and justice.

But whatever our natural or human rights and duties may be, they do not provide an adequate basis for ascertaining the rights and duties of justice that we owe one another as members of the same ongoing political society.

"We will be noting the first anniversary of this without having seen these men go before the courts and justice be ascertained," said the Rev. Al Sharpton, who has led a series of vigils and protests against the killing.

"We are currently ascertaining their nationalities," he added.

'The exercise of ascertaining the facts was a serious one".

Data is just one tool for ascertaining what works.

The process for ascertaining Libor is really quite remarkable.

Only one question was devoted to ascertaining my "problem".

Ascertaining what the true Iran is has never been harder.

The function of the criminal justice system is "to ascertain the facts according to the evidence and to assign punishment proportionate to the crime for the sake of protecting the public," she says.