Sentence examples for justice structure from inspiring English sources

In 2008, as part of the government's battle against drug cartels, Mexico began a sweeping overhaul of its criminal justice structure.

I wish people would think more about the reality of this and not some hypothetical justice structure.

That accusation is dangerous for a country reeling from proven racially biased policing while living under a racially biased criminal justice structure.

Tragically, this is proving to be the formula for the dismantling of America, the decimation of the middle class, the eradication of the social justice structure, and ultimately, a weakening of democracy.

Having a black Annie on screen is important, but what all the real Annies out there and their parents deserve is a film that explores what a 21st century New Deal could look like, with racial justice structured in.

High rates of malnutrition and inadequate juvenile justice structures were among the key children's rights failures highlighted by the MINGUA report.

U.S. justice is structured in such a way that it can persecute extremist actions (breaking violently into an embassy) but never extremist thoughts or points of view (burning the American flag or making a video that portrays George Washington as a pedophile).

However, gender equity as regards fairness and justice in structuring professional opportunities, i.e. further career steps and prestigious positions, is far from being realized [ 8, 9]: female physicians are still underrepresented in a number of prestigious disciplines and in the higher echelons of academic and hospital medicine [ 5].

We talked about law and justice and TV structure and character, the conversation light and easy.

Richard Zimbler, the vice president of the World Trade Center Survivors' Network, said the Spitzer administration's proposal would do justice to the structure's symbolic value.

The article argues that the priority role of the idea of justice in the structure of moral theory comes from the specifics of the market society.