Sentence examples for justice not only from inspiring English sources

"We are defending justice, not only Muslims".

"This is about doing justice not only for us but for other families," he said.

"This is about doing justice not only for us but for other families.

It does justice not only to the glaciers but to the locals as well.

Under John Tillinger's metronomic baton, they do justice not only to Mr. Ayckbourn's miraculous engineering, but to his lightly astringent, not quite farcical humor as well.

"I strongly agree with the fundamental importance of justice not only being done, but being seen to be done," said Hodge.

But the four dissenting justices not only accepted it but deemed it powerful enough to trump the commands of constitutional text and precedent.

A study published last year in The National Law Journal by Mr. Franze and R. Reeves Anderson, his colleague at the law firm Arnold & Porter, found the Supreme Court justices not only receiving more amicus briefs than ever before, but also citing them as support for their opinions far more often as well.

If an Obama nomination is blocked, it means that we'll have only eight justices not only through the end of this judicial term, but also for almost the entirety of the next judicial term as well -- even assuming the Senate moves fairly quickly in early 2017.

This is a version of the basic maxim of justice that justice must not only be done, it must be seen to be done.

In the hours before the judgment, the Jinan court's microblog published a quote which it misattributed to the British jurist Lord Denning: "Justice must not only be done, but must be seen to be done".