Sentence examples for being a justice from inspiring English sources
But I think being a Justice is a little bit too monastic for me.
"Kagan may well have less experience relevant to the work of being a justice than any entering justice in decades," Mr. Whelan wrote.
And as much as he likes being a justice in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, and he does, he also does not want respectability to tarnish his credentials as a former student radical.
The offending remarks: "Being a justice minister is easy, as I only have to remember two phrases, either of which I can use in parliament whenever I'm stuck for an answer: 'I refrain from making comments on a specific issue', and 'We are dealing with the matter based on laws and evidence'".
"But think about this: he said he would use nuclear weapons, maybe in Europe, that we would leave Nato, he would have a supreme court justice who would have to investigate Hillary's emails, that would be one of the requirements for being a justice.
She said she remains energized by her work as the senior liberal, a position she has held since 2010 when Justice John Paul Stevens retired, and calls being a justice "the best job in the world for a lawyer".
Despite being a justice-centered theory of morality, Kohlberg considered it to be compatible with plausible formulations of deontology and eudaimonia.
He's a justice at seventeen thousand five hundred dollars a year.
His father is a justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.
