Sentence examples for justice does not apply from inspiring English sources

But when a Chief Constable is removed from duty, Stuart Hyde says natural justice does not apply.

She argues that an inconsistency can also be produced for Rawls' theory of justice, since it is so structured that justice does not apply within families yet at the same time the theory requires it to apply there in order for justice as fairness to be feasible (Okin 1989).

The Uniform Code of Military Justice does not apply to these contractors in Iraq.

"We have looked at this war very unconventionally," said Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director, "and the conventional way of bringing people to justice doesn't apply to these times".

"I've always felt that Akbar is above the law and justice doesn't apply to him.

The Bush administration says that the norms of criminal justice do not apply here, that the government has moved from a peacetime to a wartime footing.

Section 75B stipulates that 'rules of natural justice do not apply to exercise of powers'.

The rules of natural justice do not apply to decisions made under this provision.

Beyond the nation state, democracy and justice do not apply.3 There are no obligations of distributive justice among nations because citizenship rights do not apply.

It may seem that considerations of justice do not apply to intergenerational relations, because there is a lack of direct reciprocity between generations of people who are not contemporaries.

Unfortunately, however, it appears that May's concern for the human rights of British citizens subjected to the brutalities of the American justice system does not apply to British Muslims.