Sentence examples for count on justice from inspiring English sources

You do what you want, but I wonder how comfortable life can be, when you know that you yourselves won't be able to count on justice or the law, sooner or later.

Asked how many justices Mr. Olson could count on, Professor Koppelman said, "I have trouble getting to one".

Tourists from Britain and around the world count on our justice system to be fair and transparent.

The recent overturning of Food Lion's fraud case against ABC's PrimeTime Live further reinforces what most businesses knew already: Don't count on getting justice after the fact.

The suit, filed in a state court in Indiana, says that the three firms -- Deloitte & Touche, Ernst & Young and KPMG -- sought to hire away Andersen partners when the firm was in trouble after the collapse of Enron and before its conviction on one count of obstructing justice for shredding Enron documents.

On March 6th he was found guilty on two counts of perjury, one count of obstructing justice and one count of making false statements.

I count on God and the justice system to balance it all out someday.

Yet perhaps in time they will find one, and perhaps those diplomats who count on the Brothers to bring justice and prosperity should start hedging their bets again.

A woman should be able to count on follow-through from the justice system — they'd eventually fail to charge him — but at least he spent a night at Rikers.

Americans are justly proud of our judicial system, which we count on to guarantee fairness and justice for all.

The Obama campaign is counting on the social justice Catholics who are concerned that the Romney-Ryan team would cut the safety net for the needy and the elderly.