Sentence examples for expectations of justice from inspiring English sources

Tom Koenigs, the head of the United Nations mission, said peacetime conditions in most indigenous areas hardly improved people's lives or expectations of justice.

Expectations of justice are, given Italy's record, low, so I'm pleased to report that the public prosecutor's office in Rome has issued six notifications of investigation, to three prison officers and three doctors.

And even if they recognize the questionable constitutionality of being stopped and searched simply for being in the wrong place -- the neighborhood in which they grew up -- at the wrong time, their expectations of justice have been tamped down so low that they simply accept what others fortunate enough never to have been patted down themselves find unacceptable.

Despite the majority of American's silence on the issues of police brutality towards black men and boys, we all should agree that what we look like should not determine our level of innocence, or our expectations of justice.

There is an expectation of justice that has arisen in the Arab spring, and Cameron must not disappoint it.

Like the Soviet dissidents of old, she notes, they had little expectation of justice, but they seized their chance in the dock.

Soha Abdel-Aty, the assistant director of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR), which represents Ibrahim, told the Guardian she had no expectation of justice and no faith in a military court, as it was not independent.

Justice is what makes a great city like London bustle and thrive, a polyglot metropolis full of minorities and escapees from authoritarian lands — it isn't the excellent Underground or the plays of Shakespeare so much as it is the expectation of justice.

When people feel excluded from any reasonable expectation of justice, as happened in San Francisco in 1979 when Harvey Milk's assassin Dan White escaped a murder conviction, riots like White Night can occur.

But these tiny victories are achieved only by having very low expectations of what justice should be and what it should look like for African-Americans.

Last year's "perp walks" and extravagantly worded indictments (the DOJ called the mess at Adelphia, a bust cable firm, "one of the largest and most egregious frauds ever perpetrated") raised expectations of swift justice.