Sentence examples for element of justice from inspiring English sources
Still, the pluralist vision does admit an element of justice.
In a meritocratic age, an element of justice enters into the distribution of not only wealth, but also of poverty.
The wickets were shared equally among the five main bowlers, two apiece, which has an element of justice to it.
An important element of justice is missing even when the defendant and the government believe a plea bargain is fair and when an appeal waiver is narrow so the defendant can appeal about certain specified issues.
The true heroes of this story are the members of Marino Lopez's community, who refused to let murder and pillage win the day – and who have finally seen an element of justice done.
For him, the key element of justice is treating like cases alike, an idea that has set later thinkers the task of working out which similarities (need, desert, talent) are relevant.
See Immanuel Kant, Metaphysical Elements of Justice 138 (John Ladd trans., 2d ed. 1999).
For this reason promises and related phenomena, such as vows, oaths, pledges, contracts, treaties and agreements more generally are important elements of justice and the law, and, at least in the Social Contract tradition, of the political order as well.
Trinity Mirror immediately increased the cash it set aside to deal with hacking to £41m as the three Appeal Court justices unanimously backed every legal element of Mr Justice Mann's judgment in May.
