"I think it's progress that so much is being done and I think they are starting to open their eyes," Fulton told Huffington Post BlackVoices, in reference to the Justice Department and the FBI.
"No to the killing of unarmed people, no to the killing of women," it said, in an apparent reference to the justice of Egypt's military courts.Yet the Egyptian government is expected eventually to win its battle against religious extremists.
It is often said: "no justice no peace," in reference to the inability of a country to achieve a durable peace if the demands of justice are not met.
"Justice for WEP Workers," one sign said, in reference to the Mayor's support of work experience programs, or workfare, for welfare recipients.
MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: Well, you finally entered into an agreement with Sauckel, did you not, in reference to the distribution of the labor after it reached the Reich?
My teenage daughters were cheering the TV!" The reference to "the justice" was to Antonin Scalia, the late justice whom Gorsuch replaced, and "Mrs. Scalia" is his widow, Maureen.
This is in stark contrast to the impact of judgments in references to the court of justice of the EU (CJEU), which have direct effect in our law, binding our courts.
Trump's critics are focusing more on the quote from the report that states, in reference to obstruction of justice, that although the president was not found to have committed a crime, he was not exonerated either.
Eagleman goes on to explore some of them, particularly with reference to the criminal justice system.
May's reference to the JHA (justice and home affairs) opt-outs set off alarm signals for the EU side.
There is no differentiating reverence from justice, because there is no essential difference; reverence is simply justice described with reference to the love that the gods bear for justice.
