Sentence examples for justice viewed from inspiring English sources

CHICAGO — The tally of a close Wisconsin Supreme Court election, which had come to be a referendum on Republican leadership in the state, turned upside down on Thursday evening: the incumbent justice, viewed as a conservative, took a lead of more than 7,000 votes after a clerk in one Republican-leaning county announced she had initially failed to report some 14,000 votes.

Many liberal activists, particularly ones focused on reproductive justice, viewed the continuation of the policy as a disappointment and a missed opportunity to capitalize on the groundswell of progressivism in the Trump era.

And the vast majority of Afghans still rely on tribal justice, viewing the courts as little more than venues of extortion.

The social justice view aside surely another argument has to be that its really, really boring to name everything after one person, leaving hundreds of worthy folk and local heroes unrecognised, their names allowed to fade from public memory.

The court was on a mission to combat what the justices viewed as a great danger to the basic principles of American democracy.

So the grant of review at this point in the case, Nike Inc. v. Kasky, No. 02-575, signified that the justices viewed the legal issue as unusually important, regardless of the facts or posture of the case.

At the request of both parties, several of the justices viewed the production and handed down a ruling that "each member of the cast [must] be clothed to a reasonable extent".

The central question in the new case is the extent to which the justices view disability as having heightened constitutional protection against discrimination.

What the rulings demonstrated was not simply the power of context but the importance of the different contexts from which the justices view the cases that bring them face to face with society's most profound disputes.

"What this says is the Department of Justice viewed this as a systemic problem of violence and not just a problem with individual deputies.

Restorative justice views crime as more than simply a violation of the law an offense against governmental authority.