Sentence examples for justice becoming from inspiring English sources

In 1932 he entered the government as minister of justice, becoming communications minister in 1939, and in 1942 he became foreign minister and prime minister.

She also maintained her commitment to issues of social justice, becoming actively involved with the National Association of Colored Women and the cause of woman suffrage.

They were both native Virginians and shared a passion for social justice, becoming friends while painting a mural at a homeless shelter in Boston.

All too often, the report says, the city "behaves like an absentee landlord," and that has led to "the face of justice becoming shoddier by the day".

An ethos of laziness prevailed, with defense lawyers aiming to spend as little time as they could with their clients; the administration of justice becoming "a matter of hustling," she writes.

Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said that he would support the confirmation of Judge Sonia Sotomayor as a Supreme Court justice, becoming the fifth Republican to do so.

Six white justices on the Louisiana Supreme Court are preventing the seventh, black justice from becoming the next chief.

Justice is becoming another word for naked vengeance because people feel better about saying justice than saying revenge is what they're after or that retribution is what they really want.

Justice is becoming a good for the wealthy.

"Cuts to legal aid have led to justice increasingly becoming a privilege for the wealthy few.

The increase may be a reflection of the justice system becoming more punitive and more aggressive in its reach during the last half-century, the researchers said.