Sentence examples for injustice part from inspiring English sources

The global community needs to make three important New Years resolutions as part of the Milan Charter in 2015 in order to create a food system that makes hunger, obesity, food waste, and injustice part of the past.

Henceforth he would not accept injustice as part of the natural or unnatural order in South Africa; he would defend his dignity as an Indian and as a man.

Injustice is part of life, might as well get used to it.

And on Sunday night, about 150 people marched through the streets in the Bay Area to protest against racial injustice as part MLK weekend activities.

The year-long national topics, which serve the highly-specific technical needs of the elite national circuit, are often "critiqued" as symptomatic of a training system that forms cynical technocrats who will tolerate injustice as part of a never-ending, brutal game where real consequences are always "debatable".

Patterns of male privilege, alongside other intersecting forms of privilege and injustice, are part of the landscape in which men's and boys' engagement in violence prevention takes place.

George Washington disapproved of the Tea Party, and Benjamin Franklin called it "an Act of violent Injustice on our part".

This is one of those watershed moments when a human evil and injustice that is part of the norm suddenly becomes questioned and challenged".

Who do these artists think they are, royalty?" When fair use is on trial, how fair is the ruling if, rather than the law being applied to a case before the court, an admonishment is leveled for a perceived injustice on the part of offending images and their makers?

(At the other end of the spectrum, I was often just as frustrated by unreasoning crowds. I called the Tea Party -- the First One -- an "act of violent injustice on our part". I hope such angry Impulses in our republic may yet be controlled).

This would suggest that the reasons for addressing the causes of discrimination are not limited only towards resolving societal and economic injustice, but as part of a multi-dimensional strategy towards tackling health inequalities across the lifecourse.