Sentence examples for justice imposes from inspiring English sources

A myth for the weak-minded, arranged for the advantage of a few, justice imposes burdens most have reason to set aside.

Yet the idealists insist on pursuing a more ambitious agenda: nothing short of democracy and justice, imposed by military intervention.

Officers are "aware of his location," a spokesman said, declining to elaborate on what steps they might be taking to bring Mr. Assange, now a fugitive, back to face the justice imposed by British courts.

Ms. Seif is featured in a video produced by the group's members, explaining their objections to the "unjust and illegal system of military justice" imposed on Egyptians after the collapse of the Mubarak government left the army in charge of the country.

Critics add that the impeachment is aimed at swelling President Mahinda Rajapaksa's powers still further, and an umbrella group of lawyers has urged judges not to recognise any new chief justice imposed by the government.

These, although they contribute little to the final conclusion, are worth addressing as doing so may serve to strengthen and further illustrate the argument we are defending: that the requirements of justice impose a moral duty to support research.

"Activism" to them was a dirty word — a cover for justices' imposing their own preferences without constitutional warrant.

All nine Supreme Court Justices, imposing in their long black robes, stood in a line to the right of the speaker's platform.

Mr Justice Ouseley, the trial judge, imposed a gagging order on the entire defence case following a request from the then home secretary, Jacqui Smith.

The US justice system imposes unreasonable pressures on people to plead guilty".

Trial judge Mrs Justice Sharp imposed mandatory life sentences with minimum jail terms of 32 years on the three.