Sentence examples for justice compels from inspiring English sources

"I believe justice compels me to deviate from the guidelines," he said.

In practice, restorative justice compels the "perpetrator" to right his or her wrongs by making amends, including to all those who have been offended or affected.

The ends of justice compelled us to make our conclusions known to Governor Kaine, which we did by letter in July 2008.

I just happened to hear that he was mentioning it frequently and gave him a call, during which he said that any commitment to social justice compelled advocacy of gay rights.

(Justice now compels me to record the one goodish joke; John Michael Higgins plays an annoying relationship therapist incessantly scribbling notes; when Vaughn objects, he asks: "Would you like me to stop writing?" "Thank you," says Vaughn, mollified. "That's interesting," Higgins replies thoughtfully, and continues to take notes).

Judges have issued arrest warrants to bring witnesses to court, a prosecutor said, adding, "certainly justice can compel the presence of the accused".

"Common-sense notions of justice should compel a governor to provide an explanation for imprisoning a man deemed innocent by an official board created to make such judgments," he added.

A centrist governing coalition could still halt Israel's slide toward illiberalism, offer its Arab citizens hope for equality and justice, and compel its burgeoning haredi population to earn their keep rather than live off the state.

Sustained rage is the fuel – it is the best tool we have to insist for equitably applied justice, to compel police departments to respect the social contract it has with its citizens.

A student diner who didn't wish to be named commented: "For the profession responsible for upholding justice to compel its new recruits to eat a series of decadent meals sends out the wrong message".

During the course of this case, the bench – headed by the lord chief justice – was compelled to remind the gallery that threats against the claimants would be taken as contempt of court.