Sentence examples for injustices caused from inspiring English sources

In Illinois, communities throughout the state are faced with horrific environmental injustices caused by polluting industries.

George Orwell believed the writer's task was to set right the injustices caused by what he called the bloody hand of the empire at work.

As a result of this participation, these philosophers were attentive to and concerned about the injustices caused by unfair practices emerging from the complex phenomena of sexism.

The hypocrisy of "law and order" and the injustices caused by capitalism cannot be cured by institutional reform but through civil disobedience and direct action.

It calls for "the injustice caused by the previous regime's practices in altering the demographic character of certain regions, including Kirkuk," to be redressed.

But this was injustice caused by the guardians of the law itself and it is first time we have seen such a case.

Although the word bei means sorrow, the next word, fen, means anger — but more in a vengeful sense, like anger in the face of injustice caused by other human beings.

As it stands now, executive clemency is not a viable way to cure the injustice caused by outdated sentencing laws or reduce prison populations.

It includes drug abuse, genetic manipulation, morally dubious experimentation, social inequalities and social injustice, causing poverty and accumulating excessive wealth at the expense of the common good of society are all the devil's work.

"It was injustice that caused problems... unity is needed to deal with them," he said.

"Politicians in the UK and Europe must now wake up to the injustice being caused under Europe's fast-track extradition system and reform it before countless others suffer the same fate as Garry, Russelll said.