Sentence examples for help justice from inspiring English sources

"The wonderful thing about a building is, it can't do that by itself, but it can help," Justice Breyer added.

He didn't call the Democratic Governors Association, which spent $1.5 million to help Justice win election, and sources say even some of his staff was caught off guard.

He sat in judgment on the case even though Massey's chief executive, Don Blankenship, spent an extraordinary $3 million to help Justice Benjamin get elected to the state's top court.

He would throw his hands up when he got excited by a devious way of getting a story and shout "yes, yes, YES!" followed inevitably by "Let's do it!" Being around Gavin for any amount of time made you feel anything was possible and that, eventually, if Gavin was around to help, justice and the truth would prevail.

However, this unique data set uses multivariate analysis of direct and interaction effects that uncovered key gender-related relationships, and combined data from multiple sources to examine a complex question from multiple perspectives: how do we help justice involved men and women with mental health disorders to rebuild their lives?

Many communities that send the most young people to detention or prison are black and brown neighborhoods drained of resources designed to engage and help justice involved youth.

As a 1L, I was doing a lot of book-work, but at the same time I was working on a really practical issue finding ways to help justice-involved people access the health care every human being deserves.

Instead, a tradition of self-help justice and a "culture of honor" sanctions retaliation when one is insulted or mistreated.

Far too often in this country politics seems to act as a dam, actually holding back justice rather than helping justice to flow.

Finally the Supreme Court Historical Society, which had helped Justice Ginsburg look for a publisher, decided to devote an entire issue of its journal to the memoir.

"Anything that helps justice, the government is prepared to do," Chile's president, Ricardo Lagos, said when asked about the case during an interview in Santiago this month.