Sentence examples for justice aimed at from inspiring English sources

Around the same time, a gaggle of Democratic operatives formed a nonprofit group, Demand Justice, aimed at energizing voters around the courts.

If combatants fully attest to their crimes, they will be eligible for alternative sentences and "restorative" justice aimed at making amends to victims.

For much Jewish thought after Kant, the ethical message of the biblical prophets held a dignity equal to the justice aimed at in Jewish law.

Together with the National Council on Aging, WITNESS produced a video called "An Age for Justice" aimed at seeking the passage of the Elder Justice Act.

Secondly, initiatives needs to be in support of democracy and children's rights by ensuring access to justice aimed at holding the rights of children as paramount.

Yet while lack of money is often cited as a reason women fall behind, money is rarely acknowledged as a tool for enabling women to meet the social justice aims at the core of feminism.

The case against Dr. Roy and his associates is the most recent of several large investigations by the Department of Justice aimed at cracking down on Medicare fraud.

As a candidate, Obama has outlined an agenda for "civil rights and criminal justice," aimed primarily at urban African-Americans.

Under accords already struck in Cuba, perpetrators of the worst crimes in the war will face "transitional justice" aimed more at finding out the historical truth than meting out harsh punishments.

It is one of a series of juvenile justice events aimed at aligning Iran's child protection and juvenile justice practices with international conventions.

After Fontaine's death, justice minister Peter MacKay (the jolly old fellow) said the government believes appropriate measures include "aboriginal justice programs" (aimed at offenders) and a national DNA database of missing persons.