Sentence examples for justice to task from inspiring English sources

Opponents, taking judicial care not to talk about future cases, would surely take the justice to task for his more unpopular decisions.

Wilson took the then chief justice to task in a revelatory retirement speech in March, triggering a renewed wave of public scrutiny that ended with Carmody's resignation less than a year after his contentious appointment by the former Newman government.

In the Oxford thesis, Ms. Kagan used the exclusionary rule to illustrate what she called "the dangers and long-term consequences of failing to provide a judicial decision with adequate support," and took the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Earl Warren to task for "making matters worse" when it applied the rule to the states without "a tenable legal argument".

The 1911 Encyclopædia Britannicas entry on Thomas Bewick describes "the British Birds" as "his great achievement, that with which his name is inseparably associated", observing that "Bewick, from his intimate knowledge of the habits of animals acquired during his constant excursions into the country, was thoroughly qualified to do justice to this great task".

Such a simplified view does not do justice to the many other tasks accomplished by MBs in their role as multimodal integration and learning centers, in particular in social insects such as honeybees (Menzel, 2012).

Meting out justice to extremists is a messy task.

However, this appears to be the price that must be paid in exchange for an empirically valid theoretical conceptualization that is sufficiently rich to do justice to the facts and practical tasks at hand.

The events reported in the paper are so wide-ranging that it felt an impossible task to do justice to any of it without trivialising either the subjects or the process of writing music.

Bellow's authorised biographer has approached the task of doing full justice to the life of the "most decorated writer in American history" with an indefatigable rigour.

My attempt with these conundrums is to demonstrate that justice to suicidal murderers is not a simple task to execute.

Jack Lord played Steve McGarrett, the tack-sharp, blue-steel-eyed white guy heading a state task-force to bring justice to the lawless, seamy underside of tourist paradise.