Sentence examples for justice standard from inspiring English sources

This is roughly the luck egalitarian or level playing field conception of equality of opportunity, now proposed as the distributive justice standard for assessing institutions and practices.

Judge Kwon issued a separate opinion agreeing with the majority in the outcome of the decision but disagreeing with the majority in the approach to materials in the possession of the Prosecution before the close of its case-in-chief and with its reluctance to adopt a "miscarriage of justice standard" to such material.

Mr. Hun Sen wants to control the tribunal; the United Nations says his plan does not conform to international justice standards.

For all the impressive economic indicators of recent years, Russia has failed to provide the Russian people with the security, justice, standards of health care, freedom from corruption or just plain freedom that they deserve.

The national advisory committee on criminal justice standards and goals represented the first national effort to set realistic and viable standards and goals designed to maximize the ability, competency, and effectiveness of the private security industry for its role in the prevention and reduction of crime.

International juvenile justice standards identify child soldiers first and foremost as victims in need of representation and rehabilitation.

The Bush administration's failure to apply basic, longstanding American justice standards is what landed us in this mess in the first place, requiring that some terror suspects go free.

International juvenile justice standards, which Israel has an obligation to implement after signing the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1991, demand that children should only be deprived of their liberty as a measure of last resort.

According to Human Rights First, The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and international juvenile justice standards require "prompt determination of juvenile cases and discourage detainment of juveniles at all except as a last resort".

Since then, despite widespread condemnation from international observers over a lack of due process and international justice standards in the trials, six more prominent opposition figures have been handed death sentences by the ICT, with one hanged in April and two more hanged last month.

Of course if the U.S. had adhered to international juvenile justice standards and the U.S.- ratified Optional Protocol on the involvement of children in armed conflict since Khadr's capture eight years ago, this bogus assessment of future dangerousness wouldn't be a question.