Sentence examples for create justice from inspiring English sources
How do we create justice when the state is paralysed or against us?
"To me, implementing Islam in public life simply means trying to create justice and good standards of living," he said.
Employment rights need to be strengthened to create justice in the workplace and to balance the undue power of some employers.
"We want to create justice which is marked by a respect for nondiscrimination and equal opportunities while continuing to maintain social solidarity and protection for the weak," Mr. Yudhoyono said.
If man has been able to create the arts, the sciences and the material civilization we know in America, why should he be judged powerless to create justice, fraternity and peace?" I taped it to my dorm room wall, but I didn't tell him.
It's understandable, then, why just about every government in the world struggles, not only to create justice systems that address all of these very complicated issues, but also to administer these systems so that they offer universally equal access and treatment.
The prophets had a different project; knowing God was identical with creating justice for the poor.
You're not creating justice for society, except in the most indirect sense, that any court that follows precedent and follows the rule of law helps to build on this country's reliance on the rule of law.
As in a superhero story, magic and fantasy can give power to the weak — creating justice where it might not exist in real life, and where we wish it would.
Again, one could interpret Augustine's 'all things belong to the just' as meaning that the Church is the arbiter of all property ownership in virtue of being the Body of Christ and seat of all created justice, or one could argue that the Church should abandon all claims to property ownership, just as the Apostles abstained from the possession of private property.
Alan Keenan, a Sri Lanka researcher at the nonprofit International Crisis Group, thinks that a commission modeled on the one that followed the end of apartheid in South Africa, which focused on airing abuses and less on creating justice mechanisms, would be insufficient.
