Sentence examples for justice forward from inspiring English sources

"Trust her!" Pugh shouted three times, "to continue to move the ball of justice forward".

Seconds later, the Yankees' first base coach, Lee Mazzilli, was on the top step of the dugout, summoning Justice forward.

It did not stop many of them from carrying the fight for justice forward, but following the Gerardi murder no one was under the illusion that it was going to be easier or less risky to achieve justice in peacetime than it had been before the signing of the 1996 peace accords.

The chief justice leaned forward, his deep voice now at its sternest, to say, "Counsel is admonished that this court is composed of justices, not judges".

BELIEF in fire and brimstone is at such a low ebb these days that the suicide of a convicted murderer even one as unpopular as Harold Shipman looks less like a case of justice brought forward and more like evasiveness.

It also demonstrates the commitment of President Ricardo Lagos, the recently inaugurated Socialist, to let the mechanisms of justice go forward despite friction with military commanders and threats by congressional conservatives to bottle up much of his program if the prosecution of General Pinochet continues.

And instead of arguing about whether we're preaching the "gospel of climate change", it's time the church looked back to its heritage of action on social justice and forward to the talks in Copenhagen and the implementation of decisions that world leaders need to take there.

The goal will be to share twenty-five years of learned strategies for moving the social justice agenda forward.

The rabbi said McGinty's conduct has undercut his encouragement for the community to be patient, to speak thoughtfully and to watch carefully as justice proceeds forward.

The play was a critical success, and The New York Times thought the audience saw "Barrymore play as he had never played before, and so, by his work as the wretched prisoner in Justice, step forward into a new position on the American stage".

The Justices leaned forward.