Sentence examples similar to justice drafted from inspiring English sources

Rosenstein's departure appeared so likely Monday that the Department of Justice drafted a statement about his leaving, which was later published in full by Axios.

Justice Stevens drafted a dissenting opinion whose bitter words became the most widely quoted language from any of the opinions.

It was therefore invalid.It was Mr Simelane who, as director-general of the justice ministry, drafted a letter ordering Vusi Pikoli, the then NPA boss, to drop his prosecution of Jackie Selebi, the police chief, on corruption charges.

Alumni and faculty members of the black universities sent letters of protest to the governor, and Ruby Sales, the founder of SpiritHouse Project, a social justice organization, drafted a petition to save the black schools.

Three days later, senior lawyers at the US justice department drafted a memo that concluded that the Geneva conventions did not apply to al-Qaida fighters or Taliban members.

These qualities, the assessment concluded, gave Mr Mandela what it took to be "the number-one black leader in South Africa".These were not, as you might think, the thoughts of an anti-apartheid supporter, but the words of an official in South Africa's justice department drafted for a new minister, Kobie Coetsee.

The new law, called the Kim Young-ran Act after the former Supreme Court justice who drafted it, is being hailed as a milestone in efforts to fight corruption in South Korea, where collusion between government officials and businesses is a major public concern — and where wining and dining, cash envelopes and other kinds of gifts have long been central to doing business.

Five Supreme Court justices were drafted to serve along with members of Congress on a bipartisan commission to resolve the dispute, but the commission divided along party lines.

He has also admitted attempting to pervert the course of justice by drafting a witness statement for his daughter Victoria, 18, in which she backed up his version of events.

In an interview with the authors of a biography called "John Paul Stevens: An Independent Life," to be published next month, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said that a secret to Justice Stevens's outsize influence is the speed with which he provides useful comments on other justices' draft opinions.

United States government officials have also made trips across the Atlantic to press policy makers like Viviane Reding, the union's justice commissioner, who drafted the original, strict measures, to press for a less restrictive approach to data privacy.