Sentence examples for justice based from inspiring English sources

Instead, village councils and tribal elders mete out justice based on religious tradition and mutual agreements.

"Yes, the hack was part of a steady rain of scandals," said Larry Lohmann of Corner House, an advocacy group for environmental and social justice based in Britain.

His major work, Philosophy of Law (1909), was a study of the theory of justice based on the philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.

But their idea as outsiders is that traditional justice is in some way similar to international justice, based upon similar notions of causality.

"An impeachment of the chief justice based on the evidence found will stand out as a historical aberration," Mr. Barry was quoted by The AP as saying.

Countries such as Cambodia, East Timor and Sierra Leone have had mixed systems of justice based on national and international law in order to deal with past atrocities.

There are 50 million Americans with a disability, according to the United States Department of Justice based on the 2000 census.

A 2000 study by the Department of Justice, based on a survey of college students, found that for a school Amhert's size, the expected average would be more than 100 such offenses each year, including about 18 rapes.

Recently it was reported that the Department of Justice, based on a subpoena authorized by Deputy Attorney General James Cole, obtained numerous phone records on AP reporters.

The first project is an attempt to ground political, legal and other justice-based obligations in the prior obligation to honor agreements.

We sat there and we believed in the 1980s that we were on an easy conveyor belt, which was always moving towards a more leftwing, more socialist and social justice-based agenda.