Sentence examples for improving justice from inspiring English sources

What a shame it would be if this well-intentioned but deeply flawed study derailed progress in improving justice -- and what a missed opportunity!

The resulting decline in public confidence in the courts has been galling for Judith S. Kaye, the state's chief judge, who has a particular interest in improving justice in family and matrimonial matters.

And although the toll would no doubt be worse without the anti-poaching efforts, experts say that other aspects of the battle to save Africa's wildlife — including improving justice systems and launching efforts to reduce consumer demand for wildlife products — have been given short shrift.

Access to justice underlies every aspect of women's lives, not least their access to land and education, and now that gender has been designated as one of four priority areas for the World Bank up to 2014, there is a real need to invest in improving justice for women.

Providing cross-jurisdictional empirical evidence, the study demonstrates that judicial activism, steered towards improving justice and grounded in one's societal specificities, can be exercised in a morally and legally legitimate form and without rupturing the balance of powers among the state organs.

Mandating recording for all crimes would go a long way toward improving justice in New York.

Will understanding memory and courtroom recall issues improve justice?

Along with its economic benefits, globalization improves justice in terms of gender equality and human rights.

"The Pentagon has missed yet another opportunity to fulfill its promises of zero tolerance and improved justice".

Countries that spent billions trying to improve justice and human rights are now focused largely on security, and are retreating from Afghan politics.

Curling warned that if the UK continued to hold prisoners without trial or access to a lawyer, it would undermine efforts to improve justice in Afghanistan.