The EU blends democracy, individual freedoms, market economy and social justice in a combination that, although imperfect, exists in few other places.
Ordinary, campaigning, committed to justice - a combination that in some might come across as a bit pious, but not in Frances O'Grady, says Kevin Maguire: "She doesn't spend her weekends on the North London lefty dinner table circuit.
Also, for the goal of resolving a dispute, although both laws and ethics pursue justice, the court's goal is to achieve justice by examining detailed events and objects, while the goal of ordinary people is to achieve a synthetic and continuous justice that is a combination and balance of ethics, rules and laws (Wang and Wang 2012).
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist warned today that a combination of relatively low salaries and a tortuous confirmation process was making the federal judiciary increasingly unappealing as a career move for lawyers in private practice.
During this weeklong program, students will learn more about the social justice issues affecting Baltimore through a combination of service projects, trips to local community organizations, fun cultural events, and leadership development activities.
On their own those are staggering and offensive numbers, but they get even worse when you consider that they are only based on things like losses in workplace productivity, health care expenses, and other costs due to a combination of criminal justice expenses, motor vehicle crash costs, and property damage.
Conservatives should offer a bold, optimistic vision and a combination of compassion, social justice and economic credibility.
Despite expectations that justice would be served upon the restoration of democracy, a combination of factors, ranging from political opportunism to military pressure, resulted in politicians' promises to re-establish justice remaining unfulfilled (Kaiser 2002).
In Basic, four Justices of a six-Justice Court created the fraud-on-the-market presumption from a combination of newly minted economic theories, 485 U.S., at 250-251, n. 1, 108 S.Ct.
