Sentence examples for justice entered from inspiring English sources

Divine justice entered in another way.

Sam Dillon (NYT) ARGENTINA: ASKING FORGIVENESS -- President Fernando de la Rua said Argentina must ask forgiveness "because Nazi criminals sought by justice entered or infiltrated our country and lived here alongside Holocaust survivors" over many years.

In a meritocratic age, an element of justice enters into the distribution of not only wealth, but also of poverty.

Thus, the idea of "preventative justice" enters the Marvel Universe, and all the social implications it carries with it.

At last the nine justices entered.

So when the liberal Justices entered the courtroom on March 2nd they did so confidently.

Oral argument does not "regularly, or even infrequently, [determine] who wins and who loses".If the justices entered the courtroom on April 28th sure of their votes in this year's biggest and trickiest fourth-amendment cases, they hid their certainty brilliantly.

AS new justices entered the mix, existing norms were re-examined; the court started taking many fewer cases, for example, eventually cutting its docket from 150 to 80 decisions a year.

The fact that the justices entered the stay at midafternoon Saturday, with the counting under way and most of it expected to conclude at 2 p.m. on Sunday, gave the court the appearance of racing to beat the clock before an unwelcome truth could come out.

"For 'over the transom.' " The papers of U.S. Supreme Court Justices enter the office of history over the transom, too, if they come in at all.

(The name, pronounced OH-yay, is from the Middle English "Oyez, oyez, oyez" -- "Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye" -- called out each time the justices enter the courtroom).