Sentence examples for complete justice from inspiring English sources
It's true that terrible things happen in the courts still, I wouldn't say that we're completely in line with complete justice.
Summaries don't always do complete justice to a story.
Their account did complete justice to the work's nobility and expressive appeal.
English PEN, the writers' organisation, supported the translation but it is questionable whether it does complete justice to Marie's words.
Yet even that fails to do complete justice to what Coleman's players are on the verge of pulling off.
But the young woman said she still feels that complete justice has eluded her, because the drivers who ferried her from john to john, her de facto bosses, remain at large.
Cooley has said, "It's about completing justice.
It was complete summary justice.
"The question of whether a similar three-drug protocol may be used in other states remains open, and may well be answered differently in a future case on the basis of a more complete record," Justice John Paul Stevens wrote.
The split between the two camps on the high court was complete, with Justice John Paul Stevens, writing for the minority, arguing that granting the stay might well "be tantamount to a decision on the merits".
The information contained in the Megan's Law sex offender registries -- name, offense and current whereabouts -- is true, as far as it goes, but is it sufficiently complete, the justices wanted to know from lawyers representing Alaska and Connecticut.
