However, totemic is the only word I've been able to find to give the look of his work justice in definition.
The veto at the UN Security Council and traditional diplomacy may be a de facto get-out-of-jail card, even as international criminal justice gains definition in resolving conflicts between and within states.
Thus, the estimation results are capable of demonstrating that the process components of coverage decisions that describe elements of procedural justice and definition of substantive appraisal criteria influence each other.
Yet, how could governments behave otherwise in a region where Palestine has become a benchmark for justice and the definition of injustice?
"By definition," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote for the Court, "an independent expenditure is political speech presented to the electorate that is not coordinated with a candidate".
Nick, a fellow bartender, paraphrases Justice Potter Stewart's definition of pornography: Not all bartender rock is rock, but we know it when we hear it.
But it seems to us Mr. Clinton actually undermined his position by quoting Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes's definition of a presidential pardon as reflecting a judgment that "the public welfare will be better served" by the granting of it.
Of course, by very definition, justice cannot be only a question of dollars and cents, no matter how staggering the cost – and this is even more true in matters of life and death.
Maybe, given the uncertainty of the contemporary economy, we should keep everything fluid and paraphrase Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's definition of obscenity by saying when it comes to define middle class, working class, upper class or precariat class: "I know it when I see it".
According to the Canadian justice system's definition, human trafficking usually happens because of force, threats, or coercion.
According to the Canadian justice system's definition, human trafficking usually happens because of force, threats or coercion.
