Sentence examples for justice part from inspiring English sources

The result, Reputation.com, founded in 2006, is a part social justice, part profit motive.

In 1994, President Clinton ordered every federal department and agency to "make achieving environmental justice part of its mission".

Billy the Kid still rides through the Old West of the American imagination: part reality, part myth; part outlaw and part instrument of justice; part hero and part homicidal maniac.

In 1994 then-president Bill Clinton signed the environmental justice executive order, which begins in hope ("each Federal agency shall make achieving environmental justice part of its mission") but ends in climb-down ("This order is…not intended to, nor does it create any right…enforceable at law or equity by a party against the United States").

She has since presented a further five shows at the venue in Kilburn, London, including sections of The Great Game: Afghanistan (directed in collaboration with Kent); Women, Power and Politics; and Detaining Justice, part of the Not Black and White season.

Now, anyone with access to the "Social Justice" part of the internet can easily tell that SSS's attitudes towards women are, er, problematic.

Part of the myth--the symmetrical justice part--is obvious, even to the convicted.

The justices parted ways on three other provisions, with the majority rejecting measures that would have subjected illegal immigrants to criminal penalties for activities like seeking work.

Where the two groups of justices parted company was on what should happen next, given the constitutional infirmity on which all agreed.

If he had made economic justice a part of his program, certainly the whole question of raising minimum wages would have been part of his efforts.

"Justice is part of deterrence," a senior official said.