Sentence examples for justice road from inspiring English sources
Both in terms of prevalence and incidence, prior convictions were most commonly offences against the administration of justice, road traffic offences and theft offences.
One generation to the next, in city after city, the justice road is being built by each of us.
Not all relatives have yet been able to watch the killer be brought to justice as Road's mother did.
The state provides its "customers" with defence, justice and roads, and usually some public services such as health care, education, pensions and transport, plus some support for the poor.
Only by repeating and disputing the law can we refine the principles to make the wheels of our system of justice roll down the road of righteousness.
In Vance v. Ball State University and University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center v. Nassar, the conservative justices found roads to safeguard employers from employment discrimination complaints and legal actions alleging harassment.
In Belfast, it's a last chance at the Lyric for Conall Morrison's revival of The Playboy of the Western World, and a first chance for Shelagh Stephenson's moving play about restorative justice, The Long Road.
Her previous book, Paix et Châtiment (Peace and Punishment), published in 2007, carried an account of a decision by the tribunal not to release crucial documents on the massacre to the Bosnian government in its unsuccessful attempt to sue Serbia for genocide at the international court of justice down the road in The Hague.
"The new direction established by the Law and Justice is the road to Polish authoritarianism".
Indeed, the appeals court in the case gave the justices a legal road map for requiring same-sex marriage in California but not the rest of the nation.
