Sentence examples for justice consistent with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama said in a statement that from the beginning of his administration, "the United States has worked to bring terrorists to justice consistent with our commitment to protect the American people and uphold our values".

What should have been a showcase for how we bring the most heinous criminals to justice consistent with our national values will be stained by lingering doubts around the world of whether the U.S. government gave these men a fair trial.

Despite these limitations, we recognized the value of working with the LHINs published principles and thus we undertook to interpret the principles based on a conceptualization of social justice consistent with Iris Marion Young's work in Justice and the Politics of Difference [ 22] and its application in disability ethics [ 23].

We support bringing American tax cheats to justice, but consistent with applicable law in both countries.

"Today, the evidence is clear; the foundations supporting a juvenile justice system consistent with the Convention on the Rights of the child, are now in place" said Mr. Sheldon Yett, UNICEF Representative.

Justice Kennedy asked Mr Winsor if he considered Florida's brand of delayed justice to be "consistent with the purposes of the death penalty".

Several of the most important Saudi contracts were concluded under the obscurely named Overseas Security and Justice Assistance (OSJA) policy, which is meant to ensure that the UK's security and justice activities are "consistent with a foreign policy based on British values, including human rights".

"This shift in language by Chief Justice Roberts seems consistent with his steady migration toward greater and greater protection of the ability of the wealthy to control our government," Ryan said.

On the whole, Scalia's record in criminal justice cases was consistent with his avowed philosophies of "textualism" and "originalism --broadly speaking, his belief that coriginalism --broadlyutoriginalism --broadly according to how itspeakings likely understood it at thistime it was drafted, should govern how cases are decided.

It's also the only solution consistent with justice and property rights.

There also are disputes about whether capital punishment can be administered in a manner consistent with justice.