Sentence examples for justice think from inspiring English sources

Why, then, does Justice think otherwise?

He was speaking at an event organised by the Centre for Social Justice think tank, which he founded in 2004 - a year after he was ousted as leader.

Americans are constantly worrying that law has not served justice: think of the conflicting O.J. verdicts, or the controversy over whether the accused Oklahoma bomber can have a fair trial.

According to Politics Home, the Mayor of London told an audience at the Centre for Social Justice think tank that he "felt a bit smug with all the confidence that comes from a degree in Lit Hum" and informed the child that the answer was in fact 313 AD.

The broadcaster, whose parents both had the disease, debated with Christian Guy, from the Centre for Social Justice think tank, founded by Iain Duncan Smith, about the cost of caring for people with dementia, and selling homes to pay for care.

Santa actually does work as a symbolic representation of the very pro-social qualities of giving, generosity, and justice (think naughty or nice).

Maybe the chief justice thought he was doing something minimalist in his majority opinion in Shelby County v. Holder, which had the effect of gutting the Voting Rights Act.

WASHINGTON, D.C. Neil Gorsuchch just gave Americans a glimpse into how the Supreme Court justice thinks about abortion, in a case that's technically not even about reproductive rights.

Likewise, a Supreme Court justice thinks it's unfair to be subjected to higher taxes but it's perfectly fair to revolt against the government.

An unlikely consensus has formed across the ideological spectrum -- and across the practice of criminal law -- challenging basic fundamentals about our justice policies and institutions, and demanding that the next generation of criminal justice thought leaders please stand up.

The Prison Policy Initiative, a nonprofit criminal-justice think tank, estimates that commissary companies earn $1.6 billion per year.