Sentence examples for justice points from inspiring English sources
The football equivalent of World of Warcraft obsidium bolts or justice points.
As Sarah Phelps, who has adapted the gripping novel about justice, points out, "this book is genuinely terrifying... nobody is coming to save you... no dapper Belgian detective, no twinkly-eyed and steely spinster is going to arrive and unravel it".
Now, depending on who you ask, the sudden uptick of corporate concern is either a heart-warming show of solidarity, or just an insidious attempt to win social justice points at the detriment of shareholders and… well… bigots, I suppose.
"It is undeniable that the arc of social justice points in the direction of marriage equality," said lead counsel for the plaintiffs, Neel Lane, who is from the Akin Gump law firm.
Yet as Maurice Pianko, attorney and founder of Intern Justice, points out: if for-profit employers paid their interns when they should (and usually they should be paid), protection from discrimination and sexual harassment would automatically apply.
Children's Equitable Access to Justice points to poor understanding among children and their families, both of children's rights and how to seek help in specific situations.
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.
As a result early NGO campaigns in the 1990s focused on achieving greater social justice, pointing in particular towards 'structural' forms of abuse.
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.
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.
