Sentence examples for because of justices from inspiring English sources

In one case, just last month, the court failed to reach a quorum of six members, largely because of justices' stock holdings.

As chief justice, Rehnquist failed to win a majority to uphold prayers and invocations at public school events, mostly because of Justice Kennedy, who cast crucial votes with the court's liberals to reject prayers at school in 1992 and 1999.

The theory is relevant to this study because perceptions of justice have been known to elicit different behavioural reactions including positive or negative attitudes in worker response to work demands and performance within organizations (Greenberg 1993; Konovsky 2000; Laschinger 2003; Colquitt et al. 2006; Zapata-Phelan et al. 2009).

But more so because the court was full of justices appointed by Democrats, including four Truman had elevated himself.

It is because the standards of justice in Africa are often poor.

And we do not forget the other half -- in places like Syria and Burma, Zimbabwe, North Korea and Iran -- because the demands of justice and the peace of this world require their freedom as well.

And we do not forget the other half, in places like Syria and Burma, Zimbabwe, North Korea and Iran, because the demands of justice, and the peace of this world require their freedom as well.

He lost faith because his sense of justice could not be reconciled with the manner in which he was taught to believe other religions were bad.

There has been no comment on the case from the Westminster government because the areas of justice and health have both been devolved to Northern Ireland.

The Hospital further contends that Calvert requires reversal here because the opinions of Justice REHNQUIST and Justice BLACKMUN require greater deference to the discretion of the District Court than was given by the Court of Appeals in this case.

SOMETIMES nice guys, or dolls, finish first, not because of divine justice but because their very niceness masks a fierce ambition.