Sentence examples for content justice from inspiring English sources

When Savrin equivocated, answering that function does, "in a literal sense," depend on content, Justice Scalia pounced: "Oh, I see.

When the Town of Gilbert's attorney, David Savrin, tried to distinguish between regulating signs based on their function from regulating them on the basis of their content, Justice Scalia pointedly asked whether function does not, in fact, depend on content.

"I feel happy and content that justice is being done," she said.

Tables of contents rarely do justice to the contents but in this case, they excel.

"The opinion is couched in a style that is as pretentious as its content is egotistic," Justice Scalia wrote of his colleague's work.

Content on social justice and human rights gained the highest scores with 89% of Guardian readers rating it as excellent or good, 83% at the Observer and 75% of theguardian.com users.

The first investigates the content of global justice, and comprises of readings from contemporary political theorists and philosophers who write within the liberal contractualist, utilitarian, cosmopolitan, and nationalist traditions.

Over the next few weeks, we'll discover if the editorial content does it justice.

Facebook removed content from social justice activist and co-founder of Safety Pin Box Leslie Mac, and banned her from the social network.

More competition in the broadband and pay-video space can only help ameliorate the very content distribution concerns Justice highlights in its complaint.

G.A. Cohen (2008) criticizes constructivism, so understood, as not being capable of articulating the content of what justice itself requires and instead being suited only for selecting rules of regulation for society.