Sentence examples similar to justice number from inspiring English sources

The Open Justice numbers are also jarring.

The mechanism the brass use to try and force this strange prohibition involves use of the so-called "general articles" of the UCMJ (Uniform Code of Military Justice), numbers 133 and 134.

Mr. Pirzada put the oaths to work on Mr. Musharraf's behalf in January 2000 when the Supreme Court justices, numbering 13 at the time, were asked with little warning to take the new oath of office.

Sadiq Khan: shadow Secretary of State for Justice Opposite Number: Ken Clarke.

"People are asking: 'Is it open season on us?'," says Delores Jones-Brown, director of the John Jay College on Race, Crime and Justice.The number of people shot and killed by the police is hard to track.

Following the Keydata cash trail leads to a fugitive from justice, a number of offshore firms of uncertain ownership, and ultimately to some of the world's best-known investment banks.

Confirmed out: Michael Gove, justice secretary Number 10 thought they had won over Gove, who is a loyal friend of Cameron and Osborne but he wavered over the thinness of the deal.

(Juvenile) justice contact (number of arrests, incarcerations, or other contacts with juvenile justice authorities).

Its "justice in numbers" online database monitors courts' performance and, the CNJ hopes, goads laggards into action.

Attributing virtues such as friendship and justice to numbers was characteristic of the Pythagoreans at all times.

They accompanied the vice president but were not part of the hunting party, which the justice said numbered "about 13".