Sentence examples for certain justice from inspiring English sources

15 1 A CERTAIN JUSTICE, by P. D. James.

Yet there is a certain justice in the difficulties New Labour has encountered.

It is vital that victims see swift and certain justice delivered to offenders.

We are determined to deliver the swift and certain justice that the public rightly expects".

Be assured, he said, that those people would receive "a swift and certain justice".

And Detective Inspector Piers Tarrant, a more recent addition (introduced in "A Certain Justice"), has applied to Special Branch.

Efforts to expand executive power, which, in recent years, certain Justices have nobly tried to resist, would likely increase.

Given how certain justices use sarcasm in oral arguments, one would think that there is no backlog of cases in the courts; that certain justices have little respect for the enormous amount of tax dollars these proceedings cost; and that they aren't mindful of the effect these decisions have on ordinary people's lives.

The high and petty, or parish, constables remained the executive legal officers in counties until the County Police Acts of 1839 and 1840 allowed certain justices to establish a paid police force.

He said that the Court couldn't presume to know how to spot or weigh these things better than the people running our prisons could — an odd admission after a week in which certain Justices have seemed sure of themselves to a fault.

No one knows what's in store next season except that one thing is certain: When justice is televised live, it isn't justice anymore.