Sentence examples for justice calls from inspiring English sources

True justice calls for no less.

A report from the Center for Health, Environment and Justice calls for PVC curtains to be banned, a call echoed by Greenpeace.

In conversations Tuesday over his fate, often heard were cries of justice, calls for vengeance and sentiments in between that felt cathartic.

The country was awash in cries for justice, calls for vengeance and, not uncommon, expressions of regret for the fate of an old man who never seemed quite as loathsome as some of his fellow autocrats, the standards admittedly grim.

The defining task for any defensible politics is to learn what justice calls for and to establish and protect the institutions that make justice effective.

In large-scale modern societies (of the sort Hume lived in) we may not know our neighbors, much less all those people our actions might affect, and the people whose property justice calls on us to respect include a vast majority who don't know us either.

One justice called the last six months a nightmare.

Antonin Scalia, a conservative justice, called the reauthorisation a "perpetuation of a racial entitlement".

At precisely ten o'clock, the Chief Justice called Ted Olson to the lectern.

While releasing the report the retired chief justice called upon the government to act quickly on its recommendations.

Rawls's first principle of justice, calling for "equal political liberties", takes precedence over efforts to ease socioeconomic inequalities.