Sentence examples for basic standards of justice from inspiring English sources
Governor Kitzhaber, in giving Mr. Haugen a reprieve, said the system is "compromised and inequitable" and "fails to meet basic standards of justice".
But even among death penalty supporters, there is a growing recognition that executing the mentally retarded offends the most basic standards of justice.
Now it must ensure that the civilian court that will retry the Berenson case observes the basic standards of justice that the military court ignored.
Noting the length of time many inmates spend on death row, often more than 20 years, he said Oregon had an "unworkable system that fails to meet basic standards of justice".
In the Book of Genesis, a divine voice is unequivocal that God wants to destroy the entirety of mankind because it has failed to live up to the basic standards of justice God expects from God's creatures.
However, despite his previous comments, McDonnell reacted to the news on Sunday by accusing Labour HQ of operating a system that did not abide by "basic standards of natural justice".
But the democratic process can fulfil its role only if it achieves a certain level of output legitimacy: appropriate levels of solidarity are sustainable only if basic standards of social justice are satisfied (Habermas 2001a, 76).
What we are likely to get, if Bush is wise enough to ask for it, is Congressional approval of overseas trials of terrorist leaders by military courts adhering to basic standards of U.S. military justice.
He added: "They have been told by Lord Justice Leveson and by Parliament that they must set up a self-regulator that meets basic standards of independence and effectiveness.
