Sentence examples for historical Injustices from inspiring English sources

Even with its lochs full to the brim with the Irn-Bru derivative Devo-Max, Scotland can continue, then, to heap blame on Westminster while both happily accepting from the English taxpayer the alms to which it is historically entitled and coming over all tartan about clearances, heritage, historical injustices, oil and that north British speciality, roots – ancestry not neeps.

Historical Injustices.

Even when admitted, can huge historical injustices ever really be recompensed or corrected?

For most countries the slave trade and colonialism represent the key race-based historical injustices.

Five lawsuits filed by Canadian citizens demand redress for historical injustices dating back to 1867.

Persistent denial of historical injustices not only impedes democratization but also hampers stable relations between different ethnic and religious groups.

This would imply that at least some aspects of historical injustice cannot be accounted for by an historically informed theory of justice between contemporaries (or between contemporaries and future people).

BRITAIN is gripped by a feeling of historical injustice.

Either way, their inaction is perpetuating a historical injustice.

This inconsistency plays to Iranians' understandable sense of historical injustice and double standards.

It remains a shameful betrayal, a historical injustice with legacies that are still being felt.