Sentence examples for injustice between from inspiring English sources

But it has set the stage for a different kind of social injustice between those with and without children.

The issues of equality and injustice between men and women are as important as issues of equality between Jews and Arabs.

To find out, scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, gave 168 3- and 5-year-old German children the power to punish after witnessing an injustice between two other parties in this case, two childlike puppets.

It's this injustice between those causing the problem (and getting away with it) and those facing the impacts, which the alliance of typhoon survivors, called 'People Surge' are challenging.

"Injustices between people have become intolerable.

By the end of "A Delicate Truth," you either share his anger at the injustices between its covers, or you don't.

If the activists get their way, they will be demonstrating against "an economic policy which reinforces the injustices between the north and the south, the rich and the poor, and worsens the situation of women," a campaigner said.

Given the potency such offers possess, one might suspect that there are many offers that one cannot reasonably refuse, possibly reflecting great imbalances in power or prior historical injustices between the bargaining parties.

And that the injustices between genders didn't have to be accepted as a way of life.

While the current debate has focused on the nuns' progressive stances on birth control, abortion, homosexuality, the all-male priesthood and economic injustice, tension between American nuns and the church's male hierarchy reaches much further back.

It was only tragic that such a moment should be required in the first place – serving as it does as a reminder of the lines from Auden: Acts of injustice done, Between the rising and the setting sun, In history lie like bones, each one.