Sentence examples for justice point from inspiring English sources

And from a social justice point of view, Labour would seem to offer LVT a natural home.

The latest attacks against the Shia ministry of municipalities and the Kurdish (but independent) ministry of justice, point to perpetrators from within the much-becalmed Sunni insurgency.

Supporters of such harsh justice point to the crime itself, committed last August in the wake of a ruthless police operation in Egypt's capital, Cairo, to disperse two sit-ins protesting against Mr Morsi's removal.

"The market is keen on anything religious, but it tends to lack the wider perspective from a justice point of view," Mariana told VICE.

Defenders of the Chief Justice point to his vote to uphold the Affordable Care Act (ACA) as an example of his judicial modesty and restraint.

That said, from a justice point of view, I think prosecutors need to look at the actual damage caused by each defendant.

The football equivalent of World of Warcraft obsidium bolts or justice points.

As a result early NGO campaigns in the 1990s focused on achieving greater social justice, pointing in particular towards 'structural' forms of abuse.

As John Roberts, the chief justice, pointed out, the court is obligated to consider any reasoning that would allow a law to stand even if the law's defenders didn't advance it.

We will not parse that analysis here, except to note that the principal provision of the election code on which it relied, Section 101.5614 5), was, as the chief justice pointed out in his dissent from Harris II, entirely irrelevant.

JUSTICE pointed out that the legislation is drafted so broadly that it "will be very easy for an officer to justify an arrest" and that this could lead to unfair targeting of ethnic minority groups.