Sentence examples for justice shows from inspiring English sources

Of course, other American cities have been backdrops for justice shows like "L.A. Law," "Miami Vice" and "Hawaii 5-0".

But in the end the film, which focuses on Susie as she hovers in the "in-between" and tries to bring her killer to justice, "shows less audacity" than the novel "and too much art".

But in the end, he added, the film — which focuses on Susie as she hovers in the "in-between" and tries to bring her killer to justice — "shows less audacity" than the novel "and too much art".

The fact that Jonathan Aitken, a former cabinet minister, is now facing charges of perjury and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice, shows that suing for libel also carries non-pecuniary risks.

But, she argued, "when justice shows people that it is strong and that the state is present and can help you if you want to collaborate, then you find that collaborators appear".

Barry Gardiner, shadow environment minister, said: "Today's response from the European court of justice shows that the government is failing to meet even its own inadequate air pollution targets.

Moreover, Judge Thompson said, "the chief justice showed no signs of contrition for his actions".

Justice Blackmun's notes to himself, and his annotations on memos and draft opinions from the chief justice, show annoyance, even disdain.

Levithan does the dictionary a great deal of justice, showing that the right words really can say it all, and doing it with an effortless grace.

With Jones promoted to appear at the "Hard Justice" show tonight in Orlando, Fla., lawyers worked to resolve the Titans' concerns.

Eyebrows were raised last January when, for the first time in history, not a single justice showed up for the State of the Union address.