Sentence examples for consumed justice from inspiring English sources
On Friday, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the fee was constitutional, declaring it a "minimal restriction" on the businesses and that any establishment seeking to avoid the fee "need only offer nude entertainment without allowing alcohol to be consumed," Justice Nathan L. Hecht wrote for the court.
Yet now he fears that a legitimate protest movement that once was motivated by social justice has become consumed by hate.
"It is true that her religious duties consumed only 45 minutes of each workday," Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "and that the rest of her day was devoted to teaching secular subjects".
You might end up with a government that delivered the same range of services defence, justice, education, health care and so on but consumed perhaps 40% of GDP, roughly ten points less than it does now.Could it go further?
Here's the rub, if that knowledge is produced but not consumed, it will have little impact on the quest for global social justice.
Lord Justice Leveson and his team seem obsessed with meals bought and booze consumed – especially champagne.
Last year, Chief Justice Burger welcomed each lawyer in dividually by name, a ceremony that frequently consumed more than the first half‐hour of the day.
It burdens the criminal justice system, wrecks families, communities and localities and is a curse on those who consume the demon liquid and are consumed by it.
Normally the justices acquit themselves quite well in this regard: they spend months drafting and polishing lengthy opinions in argued cases, and they release their decisions to be consumed, interpreted and scrutinised by everybody.
