Sentence examples for consider that justice from inspiring English sources

I always consider that justice is a fundamental building block of a decent society.

They may do so corruptly, or in the exercise of an equitable jurisdiction to depart from legal requirements, or even because they consider that justice demands it even if the law accords them no power to depart from the language.

Some of the president's aides would consider that collateral justice.

Consider that justices two years ago seemed ready to throw out Obamacare's individual mandate — perhaps the entire health-care law.

When I challenge them to consider that "the struggle for justice does not end when the school bell rings," I will be thinking of you, of Michael, and of the Ferguson protestors.

The manager's preference is for Justice to be his designated hitter, to save the wear and tear on his legs, a priority considering that Justice has hit 29 homers this year.

The commission considered that the justice of the case was met by imposing penalties which to a large degree will act as an incentive to both parties to avoid any future transgressions".

In this context it should be considered that the European Court of justice has recently clarified the situation for "magistral formulae" defined as "any medicinal product prepared in a pharmacy in accordance with a medical prescription for an individual patient" (The European Court of Justice. Document 62013CJ0544 and Judgment of the Court (Third Chamber) of 16 July 2015).

"The court of justice considers that the effect of the Scottish legislation is significantly to restrict the market, and this might be avoided by the introduction of a tax measure designed to increase the price of alcohol instead of a measure imposing a minimum price per unit of alcohol," the court said.

Mr. Justice REED considers that the dominant rule of Westinghouse Co. v. Formica Co., 266 U.S. 342, 349, 45 S.Ct.

Although pre-nuptial agreements are not binding under English law, in the High Court, Mrs Justice Baron considered that Mr Granatino's award should be "circumscribed to a degree" to reflect the fact that he had signed the document.