Sentence examples for justice expression from inspiring English sources

Topics discussed include women's issues, migration, disability, diversity, criminal justice, expression and religion.

In the last term, which ended in June, the justices gave expression to both visions.

But this was not private speech, and a football game was not a public forum for unbridled free expression, Justice Stevens said.

Chief Justice Roberts's expression did not change, but, as Democratic Senate leaders stood behind him and applauded, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. scowled noticeably and shook his head.

"Our unfortunate decisions remit the political party to use of indirect or covert speech to support its preferred candidates, hardly a result consistent with free thought and expression," Justice Kennedy said.

If Hannah can do justice to the expression of an idea like romantic relationships or friendships or whatever, that's ultimately more valuable than her gesturing toward something having to do with Something Important Ruth Spencer: I liked that she failed in her reading.

For many, the time to support local organizations advocating for racial justice and artistic expression is now.

"So I think that Justice Ginsburg's expression of regret will definitely influence other judges and justices in the future".

I have extensively researched the conditions of women in the Arab Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region in addition to the United Kingdom and South Africa; and have been been involved in various campaigns for gender justice, freedom of expression, religion and political association.

We were both fighting for freedom and justice and self-expression and he just fell in the battlefield.

Justice delayed is justice denied is not just an expression -- those awaiting justice, especially individuals and their families, can suffer a great deal as their cases hang in limbo.