Sentence examples for justice candidate from inspiring English sources

For your records, outgoing home secretary Theresa May is now the social justice candidate.

No glory The driver and the passenger Yulia Tymoshenko's trials The pull of Brussels ReprintsIn May, when Serbian police arrested first Ratko Mladic, a former Bosnian Serb general indicted for genocide by the UN war-crimes tribunal in The Hague, and then Goran Hadzic, their final fugitive from international justice, candidate status seemed assured.

In El-Balyana, during the first year after the revolution, Morsi won a broad majority in the Presidential election, and the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice candidate was just behind Rafat for the second non-list parliamentary seat.

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on written journal entries, participation in class and group discussions, thoughtful completion and presentation of posters, and thoughtful completion of written responses evaluating worthiness of ideal Supreme Court justice candidates.

"They are sitting on benches between the polling booths and saying, 'You should chose the cactus and the guitar and the scales!'" (The cactus and the guitar were two Freedom and Justice candidates, and the scales was the Freedom and Justice Party, the party of the Muslim Brotherhood).

4. Develop and present a poster illustrating how the three branches of government affect or aid the appointment of a Supreme Court justice nominee, as well as offering ideal descriptions of Supreme Court justice candidates; analyze the characteristics of a Supreme Court nominee and defend which candidate would serve the American people most fairly.

If the results are borne out, Poland will replace its conservative head of state with the more rightwing and previously little-known Law and Justice party candidate.

Paul had long hoped to appeal to college students with his credentials as an anti-war, anti-surveillance and pro-criminal justice reform candidate, but young voters instead flocked to Sanders' insurgent campaign.

"As we welcome Pope Francis to the United States, I hope that every member of Congress and the president will heed his call for social and economic justice," presidential candidate Bernie Sanders told striking federal workers near the US capitol.

It would be poetic justice: the candidate who speaks about women as objects and animals – the man known for "personally evaluating" pageant contestants and commenting on female employees' weight – losing with the largest gender gap in voting history.

Chris Wallace's first question was about the kind of Supreme Court Justices each candidate would nominate.