Sentence examples for expanding justice from inspiring English sources

The importance of state development is brought out clearly through the examination of the "criminalization" of violence: violent acts previously seen as legitimate and/or private matters were brought under the jurisdiction of expanding justice systems.

In announcing the ambassador for humanity award honoring Obama, Spielberg praised the president's "interest in expanding justice and opportunity for all," as well as his recent appointment of the first U.S. special envoy for Holocaust Survivor Services.

Youth justice advocates have called on the government to follow the advice of a recent parliamentary inquiry and expand justice reinvestment – family support measures that kept children out of jail and saved taxpayer money in the long run.

Cochrane initially argues that communtarianism, using British society as an example, can be used to expand justice to animals.

We're always seeking to expand justice so the U.S. can fulfill its destiny as a nation of unlimited opportunity for all.

Rather than a political party, the Revolutionary Path Front is intended to act as a broad-based pressure group to lobby for the original goals of the 2011 uprising, such as securing civic freedoms and expanding social justice.

The Kremlin has expanded "telephone justice" (a Soviet practice), by which judges receive verbal instructions from the top on how to decide cases.

Senator Campbell stated that police in schools "would develop or expand community justice initiatives" and "train students in conflict resolution," a role Senator Lincoln Chafee, a co-sponsor, described as the "most important" objective of school resource officers.

OUSD recently announced it would allocate $2.3 million to further expand restorative justice practices next year.

Risk assessment has been used to inform indeterminate sentencing in the UK, 12 and has become a largely uncontested part of an expanded criminal justice process in the US. 13 Furthermore, a 2004 survey reported that of the 32 US states where parole is an option, 23 had used such instruments as part of these decisions.

When litigation financiers talk about expanding access to justice and standing up for the little guy, they generally mean helping millionaires pursue claims against billionaires.