Sentence examples for justice being held from inspiring English sources

It depicted South Africa's presumptive next president, Jacob Zuma, unbuckling his trousers as he stands over the female figure of justice being held down by other leaders of the ruling party.

A third bundle (on crime, security and justice) was held over.

In the United Kingdom the title of lord chief justice is held by the officer presiding over the judiciary of England and Wales (see lord chief justice).

Thus, if justice is held in high regard, but the person categorizes politicians as interfering with justice, then the person's attitude toward that class of people is taken to be negative.

"Justice is not letting off a man who committed all these crimes; justice is holding him responsible for his acts," said Joseph Minish, an assistant United States attorney.

What isn't justice is holding criminals without a trial, as Senator McConnell, a lawyer himself, should know.

The justices are held accountable in retention elections, but, in the fifty-six years that the system has been used, no justice has been voted out of office, because no justice has proved inept, unethical, or otherwise unfit for service on the court.

The role of human beings in the face of seeming divine miscarriages of justice is hold God accountable and demand clemency for humanity.

When they are not being discouraged, they suffer a double miscarriage of justice by being held somehow responsible for the rape.

Show trials, like that of Saddam Hussein, do not deliver justice simply by being held in the country where the crimes were committed.

The accused man, Kevin White, 34, a career criminal whose arrest on Jan . 31prompted expressions of relief by many Upper East Side residents and demands by Gov. George E. Pataki and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for ways to end revolving-door justice, is still being held without bail at Rikers Island and is not likely to be freed soon.