Sentence examples for justice by using from inspiring English sources

Batiatus embarks on a ruthless plan to increase his social standing and get "justice" by using his only resources, his gladiators.

A well-known figure in the bike community, Bike Batman has established a unique brand of vigilante justice by using Craigslist and other online marketplaces to track down stolen bikes – investigating and fighting a property crime that local law enforcement officials have long struggled to handle.

We can continue the fight for justice by using our voices, whether it be through a march in Cambodia or through the megaphone of social media.

Between 2009 and 2010, law students labored for the cause of justice by "using a mix of representation, legal clinics, document review, and teach-ins, to stave off imminent homelessness".

However, we used simple random sampling in this study as a pragmatic and ethical strategy to assure justice by using a fair and transparent sampling procedure that ensured that every pregnant and lactating mother in the study communities had a fair chance of taking part in the research.

He finally broke his silence with a promise to shake up a "creaking and dysfunctional" justice system by using new technology to tackle delays and bureaucracy, and minimise the traumatic experience of giving evidence.

In this paper, we discuss our pursuit of an "undisciplined" environmental justice project by using visualization, not solely as the traditional product of research, but also as a process for raising new lines of inquiry into the social and environmental dynamics at work in the landscape.

Although President Obama performed much needed triage on our broken criminal justice system by using his executive clemency power, many wonderful men and women were left behind when he left office.

Informal diversion occurs when an official in the justice system decides, by using the appropriate discretion, that a case would be better kept out of the justice system.

But that is just what Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. offered by using a portion of his year-end review to deplore the "acute difficulties" created for the justice system by the Senate's slowness in approving President Obama's nominees for federal judgeships.

If we cannot operate our system of criminal justice, other than by using the means that we deprecate in others, we have failed in our basic duty to respect that rule of law.