Sentence examples for example of a justice from inspiring English sources
In the latest example of a justice system gone awry, new evidence indicates that a Texas man who was convicted of arson and murder and executed in 2004 was likely innocent of the crime.
Quinn was an example of a "social justice warrior": a critic of games culture interested in opening the medium to audiences including women, queer people and people of colour.
Some professors teach the case as a textbook example of a miscarriage of justice.
Headed by Chairwoman Sihem Ben Sedrine, the TDC is a critically important example to the region at large -- a region that very much needs an example of a successful transitional justice framework.
Lord Carlile, the Liberal Democrat peer and QC, accused the Lib Dems of a "terrible example of secret justice" and said it was astonishing that neither he nor Rennard had been allowed to see the report on Rennard's behaviour provided by Alistair Webster QC, the lawyer asked by the party to investigate claims of sexual harassment by its former chief executive.
This can be unhelpful: Katrina made America look like a failed state, Guantánamo is not a typical example of American justice.
The capture and summary execution of Colonel Gaddafi of Libya was a barbaric example of rough justice, the display of his body for several days in a supermarket meat freezer being the ultimate indignity to satisfy the public's need for visual proof of his death.
The government's benefit cap is an example of "social justice in action", Iain Duncan Smith has said.
By morning, I was sure, the translator's remark would have made its way around the neighborhood as an example of American justice — baseless arrest, accusation without proof.
The New York Times dubbed it an example of "frontier justice", but at least this time the inhabitants of the web were on the side of the just.
He felt that the character "struck out in spectacular fashion" by attempting to steal future technology and that his eventual fate was an example of poetic justice.
