Sentence examples for justice elements from inspiring English sources

Most legal scholars agree that restorative and retributive justice elements coexisted for centuries in justice systems that recognized the value of victims and their recovery from harm perpetuated by offenders.

In such circumstances, it is far more than likely there will be a restorative justice element to the resolution.

In 2013, the coalition government made £29m available over three years but the restorative justice element was not ringfenced.

Seibel also said, the social justice element of the company's value proposition was also hard to overlook.

Mr Foxsmith, a solicitor and legal commentator, told Today: "I am worried that some of these proposals are going to mean that with the push towards speedier and swifter justice we are going to lose something along the way, and that is the justice element".

"The social justice element to this is essential," he insists.

Trial Funder allows individuals to invest in any number of cases, many of which have a social-justice element, for as little as fifty or a hundred dollars.

We know, from Obama's own testimony from his first book - written, remember, before he was in politics - that it was the more positive social-justice element of Wright's teachings that first attracted him.

Indeed, even Mokrosinska acknowledges that her "argument from civil justice combines elements of both natural duty accounts and associative theories" (2012, p. 174).

In the meantime they administer tabloid-style "rough justice" to antisocial elements in working class nationalist areas.

Gravelly when he needs to be, with excellent control of higher notes, he's well set to do justice to the elements.