Sentence examples for dead justice from inspiring English sources
Josh is surprised that the dead justice is not Chief Justice Roy Ashland but a younger conservative judge named Owen Brady.
"Despite some overheated damsel-in-distress complications toward the end, a stellar demonstration of the proposition that although it can't bring back the dead, "justice was still the best consolation prize going".
"Two firemen are dead, and justice wasn't served here.
He alleged that Duterte had once shot dead a justice department official with an Uzi submachine gun and ordered the killing of criminals and political rivals while mayor of Davao City, in the south of the Philippines.
Charity prompts me to kill the person who would be better off dead, but justice forbids it.
In this case, since the gunman himself is dead, the justice must come in the form of meaningful progress on the contentious issue of gun control.
The now-majority leader of the so-called greatest deliberative body in the world blustered, as he has several times in the last couple of weeks, that Senate Republicans would never, ever consider an appointment by President Obama to replace the still-dead Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
"They should make it a holiday," he suggested, saying he was happy that Bin Laden is dead and "that justice is finally served".
We learned this week that if we can't bring Osama bin Laden to justice dead or alive, the White House can still slap him with that most American form of capital punishment -- kicking him off network television.
And the newcomers' voting rights would be limited to less than 30%.In this section Ambiguous Albion Not for much longer Resistance struggles A matter of justice Dead, not buried History repeats itself Bungling & Benighted Oh, for a honeymoon Captain Malaprop Reprints Related items Banking: Tread carefullyJun 26th 2008At first glance, this seems good news for everyone except TPG.
Photographers awarded Aftermath Project grants work on stories that focus on how individuals and communities come to terms with the legacy of war: how they remember their dead, search for justice, rebuild civil and political institutions, cope with trauma and find joy.
