Sentence examples for despite justice from inspiring English sources

Despite Justice Scalia's claims, police misconduct is rampant.

(What if most Americans had moral feelings against interracial marriage?) Despite Justice Scalia's concern, laws against murder of course rely on more than just feelings; they rely on the basic principle that one person's rights end where another's begin.

Yet by the end of the justices' testimony on Monday, at the start of a week of hearings before the National Commission on the Public Service, it was evident that despite the good will and unanimity of opinion, despite Justice Breyer's colorful charts that showed judges falling behind not only law professors but also judges in Canada and England, these powerful people were powerless.

And sure enough, despite Justice's call for teachers to return to classroom, schools in all of West Virginia's 55 counties were closed again Thursday.

Almost no one in the courtroom paid attention, despite Justice Scalia's characteristically animated delivery, and the next day's news coverage was dominated by accounts of the arguments on same-sex marriage.

Despite Justice Kennedy's strong opposition to policies that take race into account in redistricting or public contracting, his votes to reaffirm the right to abortion and to strike down an anti-gay provision of the Colorado Constitution have nonetheless made him an object of suspicion among conservatives.

CPD Superintendent Eddie Johnson has repeated this claim throughout the year, despite nationwide polling that suggests the public largely respects police, and despite criminal justice experts debunking the theory. .

Officials noted that Chris Grayling's draft bill of rights and responsibilities had not appeared last year, despite the justice secretary's promises.

No one from the government or police has apologised and no organisation or individual has been sanctioned, despite Lord Justice Taylor's official inquiry in 1989 which found that police failures caused the tragedy.

The title gets to the idea: Ray presented war as hell for winners and losers, survivors and victims alike, and Burton — as a reluctant hero for whom killing, despite the justice of the cause, is agony — seems completely alive to himself and his surroundings and yet increasingly dead within.

The title gets to the idea: Ray presented war as hell for winners and losers, survivors and victims alike, and Burton as a reluctant hero for whom killing, despite the justice of the cause, is agony seems completely alive to himself and his surroundings and yet increasingly dead within.