Sentence examples for conceptions of justice from inspiring English sources

At issue were two contending conceptions of justice.

Are Chinese legal reforms consistent with its citizens' conceptions of justice?

This paper explores the relationship between local conceptions of justice and the more globally referenced justice principles embedded in the design of PES schemes.

Islam – or versions of it – either indulges or actively supports misogyny, homophobia, medieval conceptions of justice, stoning, genital mutilation and oppression of women.

Debate has focused not only on the relative cost-effectiveness of different systems but also on the different conceptions of justice that underlie them.

violates those 'fundamental conceptions of justice which lie at the base of our civil and political institutions,' Mooney v. Holohan, 294 U.S. 103, 112, 55 S.Ct.

For Rawls this would involve some clear conception of justice, defined in terms of fairness.

Mercy is evidently absent from Mr. Gonzales's conception of justice.

It may also be viewed as a moral norm or conception of justice that is variously applied in systems of human law.

Christ's morality is sheer sympathy with the other and his conception of justice is poetic, 'For him there were no laws: there were exceptions merely'.

Nagel follows [32] whose political conception of justice is fully associative.