Should Karzai sign this law into effect, justice for these women would be virtually impossible.
Using process philosophy's categories, Marjorie Suchocki (1982, 1988) has given new resonance to the meaning of Whitehead's metaphors of God as "the lure for feeling" whose "power of persuasion" aims to effect justice and peace.
Foiled at my chance to effect justice.
That is how everyone should respond to the effects on justice of the budget cuts, which severely constrain the ability of the New York office to defend its clients fully, especially in complicated cases like Mr. Abu Ghaith's.
As predicted, there were main effects for justice prime, with participants more likely to associate benevolent responding, and less likely to associate revenge and avoidant responses, with restorative justice than with retributive justice.
In sum, Thrasymachus' agenda is to assert two debunking theses, one about the effects of justice and one about the use of the term 'justice': his concern is less with philosophical analysis than sociology.
Combined with this point about the effects of justice is an equally cynical thesis about the language of 'justice': namely that one important way in which the politically strong take advantage of the weak is by manipulatively attaching a self-serving sense to this powerful term.
Last Monday, the State Court of Appeals declined to hear the case, in effect affirming Justice Whelan's decision.
Index On Censorship said the ruling would have a "chilling effect" on justice because it would deter sources from going to an MP or journalist on controversial matters.
