Sentence examples for force to justice from inspiring English sources

After all, the major objections to such a "vertical" breakup of Windows apply with even greater force to Justice's actual proposal.

Although I do not agree with all of it, there is a great deal of force to Justice Thomas' critique, which is summarized by Ralph Rossum in an excellent article at the Library of Law and Liberty.

On August 12, the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights reported that Kenya's police force had killed at least 24 people nationwide, and last week Human Rights Watch called on the government to investigate the violence and bring those found guilty of using excessive force to justice.

He said an investigation was under way to bring those forces to justice.

But perhaps the most difficult task of all will be to bring members of the armed forces to justice for crimes committed during and since the war.The best-known case is the murder of Bishop Juan Gerardi, who headed the Catholic church's human-rights office.

In August 1636 Governor Vane placed Endecott at the head of a 90-man force to extract justice from the Pequots.

Despite the fact that Roger Williams had warned him that the Narragansetts were more likely responsible for Oldham's slaying, Governor Vane in August 1636 placed John Endecott at the head of a 90 man force to extract justice from the Pequots.

A Manhattan police detective when introduced, Shaft leaves the force to bring to justice a wealthy, heartless WASP racist (Mr. Bale) who has beaten a black man (Mr. Phifer) to death.

We can't force someone to justice -- they can leave," Lake said.

He does not think that people are forced to choose justice for Peter Liang or justice for Akai Gurley when "the real issue of justice is all these larger structural problems that then have led to this one moment of human disaster in the stairway".

The expansion of the court might also allow Congress to force justices to return to the worthwhile practice of sitting on lower courts for periods of time.