Sentence examples for for the miscarriage from inspiring English sources

Everyone who goes to the Tate exhibition will be grateful for the miscarriage of justice.

She dreams again of her mother --but thisheime she blames herself for the miscarriage, and asks her mother to take care of the child.

After an exchange of letters, Mr Blair last year wrote privately to the SDLP leader Mark Durkan apologising for the miscarriage of justice.

The thing he can do well is talk and explain his point of view and he has said he wants to give talks for the Miscarriage of Justice Organisation.

Speaking from his home this afternoon, Mr. Smalls, 37, said he was saddened by the loss but more worried about his wife, who is blaming herself for the miscarriage.

Yesterday, 16 years after their release, and following years of campaigning by the moderate nationalist SDLP, Tony Blair said sorry for the miscarriage of justice in a TV recording from his Commons office.

Earlier, Denzel Washington had set the sombre tone after winning best actor for the miscarriage-of-justice tale The Hurricane.

The party would also give an official apology for the miscarriages of justice and persecution suffered by the campaigners, he said.

John McManus, spokesman for the Miscarriages of Justice Scotland organisation, which has supported May throughout her sentence, said he was pleased with the news.

Katherine Federle, a law professor at Ohio State University, said that the prosecution would have to prove that Castro not only intended to terminate the pregnancies but also that his actions were to blame for the miscarriages – which might be hard to do where incidents occurred several years ago.

In 2005, the then Prime Minister Tony Blair issued a public apology to the Guildford Four and the Maguire Seven for the miscarriages of justice they had suffered.