Sentence examples for basic ideas of justice from inspiring English sources

Lawyers finally achieved a symbolic pardon in 2008, citing legislation based on the idea that Nazi law "went against the basic ideas of justice".

The law allowed pardons for people convicted of crimes under the Nazis, based on the concept that Nazi law "went against the basic ideas of justice".

He began to question whether prayer was possible: "How could I pray and ask God to help me, or my family, or my country, or any other cherished thing I cared about, when God would not save millions of Jews from Hitler?" To interpret history as expressing God's will, Rawls says, "God's will must accord with the most basic ideas of justice as we know them.

The legal term for what he does to Abel is entrapment, but under Sautet's measured, merciless gaze it starts to look like a more profound betrayal of the basic idea of justice.

Sustainability as a normative concept captures basic ideas of intergenerational justice when human well-being depends on natural capital and services.

"It is a struggle that strikes at the basic ideas of self-determination, justice, equality, and sadly, humanity in America".

We next describe the basic ideas of Montague semantics.

"They have basic ideas of what they want," Mogherbi said.

Figure 1 summarizes the basic ideas of our approach.

Empirical results of the study show that Ukrainian respondents pay attention to almost all characteristics used in the vignettes, a fact which empirically supported the basic idea of the multiprinciple justice theory.

Basic idea of each method is explained.