Sentence examples for justice estimates from inspiring English sources

Citizens for Tax Justice estimates that Apple would owe $59.2bn in US taxes if the money weren't funneled into offshore shell accounts.

Aside from letting the Bush tax cuts on the wealthy expire (a fix which even the left-wing Citizens for Tax Justice estimates would reduce the budget deficit by less than 1/3), the Democrats have no responsiblility for finding a solution.

Sound Off for Justice estimates 210,000 families and women who previously would have qualified for legal aid in divorce cases will lose out, while almost 50,000 families and couples who benefit from mediation will also no longer benefit.

The protest organizer, United for Peace and Justice, estimated the crowd at 500,000, rivaling a 1982 antinuclear rally in Central Park, and double the number it had predicted.

Characterizing air pollution exposures in inner-city children is important for providing benchmarks for assessing environmental justice, estimating health risks, recommending interventions, and designing epidemiologic studies.

Good internal consistency with Cronbach's alpha coefficients for perceived coercion, pressure, and procedural justice estimated at 0.91, 0.65, and 0.82, respectively, has been reported by the authors [ 21].

(The U.S. Department of Justice estimates that half of all rapes and violent crimes committed in the country go unreported).

She shivers at the memory of a recent stabbing.The Department of Justice estimates that one black man in three will go to jail at some point during his life more than five times the rate for white men.

America's Department of Justice estimates that 70% of its cartel targets last year were foreign-based, compared with none in 1990.Global telecoms companies may soon receive similar treatment.

As for arresting the victim themselves for the crime of false reporting, in the few cases where detectives deduce they were lying outright, Darby almost never resorts to that because it stops other victims coming forward in an area of crime where the Department of Justice estimates 60% of sexual assaults go unreported.

The Department of Justice estimates that 60percentt of rapes go unreported.