Sentence examples for justice collection from inspiring English sources
The assizes provided for such things as the king's officers, administration of justice, collection of taxes, granting of fiefs, provisions for military service, and regulation of trade.
In a homecoming sweetened with poetic justice, a collection of drawings and paintings by Aboriginal children living in a settlement camp in the 1940s and 1950s will be returned to Australia.
ARTS In a homecoming sweetened with poetic justice, a collection of drawings and paintings by Aboriginal children living in a settlement camp in the 1940s and 1950s will be returned to Australia.
"For your collection," Justice Souter wrote.
"If I lived to be 500 years old," he said, "I'd probably only put a dent in the amount of work required to do the collection justice".
It takes two rooms here to do his collection justice, from his passion for Delacroix and Ingres to his heroic efforts to buy all the pieces of Manet's vandalised masterpiece, The Execution of Maximilian (1867-88), and painstakingly restore it.
Her office is filled with neat stacks of files and books but has only a few decorations: a photograph (ubiquitous among Italian magistrates) of the murdered prosecutors from Sicily; a pencil sketch of Justice; and a collection of snow globes, precisely arranged in a glass cabinet.
Their voices added history and current examples of the fight for social justice to this collection.
"It's the first chance to do the collections justice and give scholars the chance to write about these works," said James Cuno, director of the Harvard University Art Museums.
Justice's poetry collections include The Summer Anniversaries (1960); Night Light (1967); Departures (1973); Selected Poems (1979), which won a Pulitzer Prize; A Donald Justice Reader: Selected Poetry and Prose (1991); and New and Selected Poems (1995).
It would take a month to even begin to do justice to the collections, but seeking the city's more sensual side I stood entranced before the Whistlers in the Freer Gallery (asia.si.edu), before wandering through their oriental art collection.
