Sentence examples for avoid injustice from inspiring English sources

Any justice system worthy of the name should have an inherent power to reconsider its positions so as to avoid injustice.

In general, the social meaning of marriage must change whenever such changes are necessary to avoid injustice; so this social meaning must now be changed so that it no longer excludes the participation of same-sex couples.

By acting promptly to restore the rules to where they were before Mr. Mukasey's last-minute change, Mr. Holder can help avoid injustice — and sweep past one of the unfortunate legacies of the Bush years.

To avoid injustice, three fifths should be required for a majority.

Justice Kennedy has shown himself sympathetic to a legal principle that says it is okay to deviate a little from the letter of the law when doing so would avoid serious injustice or harm.

But, in a larger sense, the two decisions show how much the scope of habeas review has been curtailed by the Supreme Court in the last three decades, so that it now must work around earlier precedents to avoid doing injustice.

Especially when programs like Medicaid or Medicare are put first on the chopping block to avoid the "injustice" of the wealthy losing their 1percentt status.

What kind of changes in the neighbourhood could avoid existing injustices and violence?

The trouble is that when Mr Brown discusses aspiration, he too often seems to be talking about the relatively humble, antiquated aspiration to avoid hardship and injustice, rather than the greedy dreams of the 21st century, which in truth the state can only facilitate rather than actually realise.

So many businesses turn away to avoid poverty and injustice.

My own pressure too helped to persuade Verheugen, who had campaigned as a student against corporate injustice, to avoid a legacy of failure.