Sentence examples for called on justice from inspiring English sources

Many Democrats have also called on Justice Verniero to resign.

The Republicans also called on Justice Christine Donahue, another Democrat, to further disclose her views because she said as a candidate three years ago that "gerrymandering will come to an end" if she, Wecht and another Democrat were elected to the high court.

A Swansea MP, whose constituency is home to the most overcrowded prison in England and Wales, has called on Justice Secretary Chris Grayling to step down.

credibilityilitookook a hit earlier this year with a report blaming immigrants for global warming and another when CIS director Mark Krikorian called on Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to pronounce her name in a less ethnic-sounding way.

US. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Stephen J. Field was 80 and visibly falling apart when he was called on by a younger justice, John Marshall Harlan.

A Change.org petition, started this morning and calling on justice minister Chris Grayling to "urgently review and amend your new rules which restrict prisoners access to books and family items", already has over 3,000 signatures.

Across the three cities, protesters signs calling on justice for "Fella" Morrison as well as for Ms Dhu, the young Yamitji woman who died tragically in a South Hedland watchhouse after being denied appropriate health care, twice.

Viviane Reding, the E.U. justice commissioner, called on European authorities Friday "to ensure that E.U. law is fully complied with in Google's new privacy policy".

On Tuesday, Congress called on Russian authorities to pursue justice in the Klebnikov case and the unsolved murders of 11 other journalists in Russia.

In October, he called on the justice department to investigate police tactics against overwhelmingly peaceful protesters.

Feinstein called on the justice department to "look at its procedures to prevent similar actions that could influence future elections".