Sentence examples for call justice from inspiring English sources

The present system of what we call justice and home affairs is unsatisfactory.

As Press acknowledges, what you might call fanaticism I might call justice.

The law doesn't always deliver what ordinary people call justice and that's clearly the case here".

Contrasted with Austen, prejudice had its way over what we would call justice (the law being slower to change than the ways of love).

But wish, too, that the mills of what we like to call justice could work a damned sight faster at sorting the wheat from the chaff.

"And that's a pity, because it means that political and financial considerations are being given priority over what some people call justice".

The other is called justice.

And that's called justice!

It is called "Justice Brennan: Liberal Champion".

That's funny because the most widely respected theory of justice is called "justice as fairness".

At one point, Justice Stevens called Justice Potter Stewart, the other "death penalty moderate" on the court.