Sentence examples for expression and justice from inspiring English sources

"Today's verdict is a travesty for freedom of expression and justice more broadly.

And Emily Butselaar, of the Index on Censorship campaign group, said disproportionate sentences and the Government's rhetoric on banning social media during unrest were "undermining our international reputation as a bastion of free expression and justice".

But like many of us, I lived in France believing that we were all safe in a country of secularism, schoolboy jokes, insolence, freedom of expression, and justice.

As someone who has committed my life to artistic expression and social justice, I have never felt so voiceless.

Instead of being impressed by how much money or power we have in our professional life, we should focus on whether our work is an expression of kindness and justice.

The extraordinary powers attributed to the gagging order triggered alarm about threats to freedom of expression and transparency of justice.

Avenues being considered include appeals under the Human Rights Act over freedom of expression and access to justice, and attempts to challenge the legitimacy of Impress in the UK courts.

But if we do not recognise our children in the present, how do we expect that they will have a future?" The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) states that all children are entitled to the rights to name and identity, information, expression, association, justice and non-discrimination.

"Our unfortunate decisions remit the political party to use of indirect or covert speech to support its preferred candidates, hardly a result consistent with free thought and expression," Justice Kennedy said.

He required that dramatic action be probable and reasonable, that it instruct by moral precept and example (it was Rymer who coined the expression "poetic justice"), and that characters behave either as idealized types or as average representatives of their class.

Topics discussed include women's issues, migration, disability, diversity, criminal justice, expression and religion.