Sentence examples for justice survived from inspiring English sources

"The minister of justice survived our attack, but we killed the governor of Mosul.

But analysts warn that if the chief justice survives the impeachment process, Mr. Aquino will face a die-hard enemy at the top of the judiciary that could deadlock government and possibly derail the government's program for change.

Judge Justice is survived by his wife, the former Sue Rowan; his daughter, Ellen Justice; and a granddaughter.

While inside their hero slept, one waved a placard that read: "We fought for justice and survived".

And an Illinois Supreme Court justice barely survived a retention vote to earn another 10 years on the state's high court.

Not only was the public cafeteria given an "F" by a 2010 Washington Post rating of all government cafeterias, not every justice has survived the cutthroat gig.

The justice, who survived two serious bouts with cancer, in 1999 and 2009, is keeping up a typically busy summer of travel, at home and abroad, beginning next week with a trip to Paris.

War may also seem like an odd place to look for justice but a sense of justice can survive there too.

War may also seem like an odd place to look for justice but a sense of justice can survive there too..

The spur for continued prosecutions comes not only from the wish to obtain justice for surviving victims of Nazi crimes but the search also serves as a reminder for younger generations of the horrors of World War II.

After Pol Pot's death, President Clinton called for a continued effort to capture and bring to justice the surviving members of the Khmer Rouge leadership who were responsible for the atrocities of the purge years.