Sentence examples for basis of justice from inspiring English sources

The Sharīʿah is the basis of justice.

Guilt-by-association cannot be the basis of justice, anywhere in the world.

So you could say this equilibrium is not very socially desirable because A ends up with more of everything than B does or at least as much of everything as B does, and that seems unjust and unfair and so we don't like the allocation, and so maybe we should move something from A to B. So that's an argument on the basis of justice.

Lindsay (2005) argues that, because genetic technologies will transform us, society, and basic ideas about justice (e.g. on Rawls' account, who counts as "least advantaged" and what counts as "sufficient resources" and "equal opportunity"), we are ill-equipped at present to decide on the permissibility of specific genetic interventions on the basis of justice.

The same system that denies justice, that kills with impunity, that denies the innocence of black men and women, young and old, isn't the basis of justice.

Secretary of Defense James Forrestal warned Truman of the importance of Saudi Arabian oil in another war; Truman replied that he would decide his policy on the basis of justice, not oil.

The self-care provision "makes no reference to any distinction on the basis of sex," Justice Kennedy said, ignoring Justice Ginsburg's proof of why this was precisely the point.

The basis of social justice therefore has to be a state of permanent awareness, resistance and protest.

On the basis of social justice alone, promoting universal digital competence is to be supported, and there could be very real and immediate benefits.

It is difficult "on the basis of natural justice to reach the conclusion that this type of action will not lie". Hill v. Sibley Memorial Hospital, 108 F.Supp.

Dan Jarvis, the Labour MP whose questioning uncovered the closure, said the decision ran contrary to the May's pledge to govern on the basis of social justice and equal life chances.