Sentence examples for justice drawing from inspiring English sources

The group has drawn scrutiny in part because of the unusual circumstance of a spouse of a sitting Supreme Court justice drawing a salary from a group financed by anonymous donors.

Mr. Brown's blunder — at least to viewers in deep blue Massachusetts — was identifying Justice Antonin Scalia, the archconservative, as his "model" Supreme Court justice, drawing boos from the audience and a pleased-as-punch smile from Ms. Warren.

The SEIU's commitment to environmental justice drew praise from the environmental movement as well as the White House.

The Muslim Brotherhood, whose party is called Freedom and Justice, draws a lot of support from the middle classes and small businesses.

When this apparent subversion of the administration of justice drew fire in the press and a formal complaint from Judicial Watch, the Judicial Council of D.C. listened to the chief judge's protestations at any challenge to her integrity and too hastily dismissed the complaint.

The parties in the original position are presented with a list of the main conceptions of justice drawn from the tradition of social and political philosophy, and are assigned the task of choosing from among these alternatives the conception of justice that best advances their interests in establishing conditions that enable them to effectively pursue their final ends and fundamental interests.

Theories of justice drawn from political philosophy provide grounds to establish obligations for actors in rich countries to improve the health of populations in poor countries [ 11, 12].

Most Justices draw their clerks from the same group of appellate court judges.

Other justices draw large crowds (particularly Antonin Scalia, known for his cheerfully pugnacious pronouncements) and have written No. 1 best sellers (as Clarence Thomas did in 2007).

The justices drew the line on ruling out injunctive relief in all cases where the patent holder does not use the patents it owns to produce anything, as is often the case with universities.

Justice Stephen G. Breyer, drawing on Justice Kennedy's concurrence in two 2007 cases limiting the ability of school districts to take account of race to ensure integration, asked about the race-conscious measures Justice Kennedy had endorsed, including drawing district boundaries and school construction programs.