Sentence examples for assured justice from inspiring English sources

But Celia Cohen, one of the prosecutors, said that only the death penalty assured justice.

If a child who has so many people fighting on her behalf can't be assured justice, the millions of other children with no such allies have little hope.

Last Monday, she assured Justice Michael Obus of New York State Supreme Court that she could go on, and the jury resumed its deliberations -- until she reportedly received an intimidating note, from the proverbial 13th juror.

Mr. Ryan said his suspicions were aroused early when District Attorney Charles A. Rosenthal Jr. of Harris County said he had assured Justice Medina that the judge was not a target of the investigation.

While the Greenbrier’s stand-alone future is hardly assured, Justice has no plans to cede its day-to-day operations to a hotel-management chain, no matter how highfalutin the name.

"We have made every effort to assure justice in the prosecution of the hijacker, (Mohammed Ali Hamadii.

We can't count on a president, professional lobbyists, or politicians to transform the abortion conflict or assure justice.

In today's interview, Grimes said she tried her best to use legally protected channels to assure justice.

Israelis and Arabs "feel that only force can assure justice," I. F. Stone noted soon after the Six Day War in 1967.

Meanwhile, Seward was assuring Justice John Archibald Campbell, the intermediary with the Confederate commissioners that had come to Washington in an attempt to secure recognition, that no hostile action would be taken.

There are too many people, black and white, who have no faith in our judicial system; it is not set up to assure justice for "the least of these," but is rather designed to protect law enforcement officers who too often break the law themselves.