Sentence examples for create a justice from inspiring English sources

There is also a growing awareness that it is perhaps impossible to create a justice system that both executes criminals and avoids killing innocents.

Sir Reg Empey first indicated that his party would not support the vote to create a justice ministry in the Guardian last month, when he said the UUP would only back the deal if other concessions were made.

Spurred perhaps by judicial scandals, or maybe by his experience during visits to the United States as interior minister, the new president hoped to create a justice system better equipped for the 21st century.

But in the streets, hopes are rising that Mr. Fox can make good his promises to create a justice system that does justice, an economy that provides jobs for the poor and middle class, a society liberated from corruption.

The new governor promised to create a justice system that would protect people from terror and help end the layers of religious, political and ethnic conflicts that erupt in violence.

"Get this wrong and we risk creating a justice system in which people are left without quality legal representation, and the very real chance of miscarriages of justice.

The report makes a central theme of the ongoing impunity and lack of accountability of actions taken by Israel in the context of its occupation of the Palestinian territories: "The prolonged situation of impunity has created a justice crisis in the oPT that warrants action" (p543, item 1,755).

Going the route of creating a justice minister/lord chancellor as yet another ambitious politician who has to listen to the siren calls of the Daily Mail and constituents was utter folly, and for Charlie Falconer then to complain when it is someone who he thinks falls shorts of what he had in mind is a bit rich.

Mr. Labastida said he would dissolve the attorney general's office, the central federal justice institution, and create a new justice system more like that of the United States, where the fight against drugs would be isolated in one agency, federal prosecutors in another and federal police in a third.

Kennedy's decision was joined by four other Justices to create a 5-justice majority.

He said he would fight attempts to create a single justice system for Europe.