Sentence examples for justice vision from inspiring English sources

Richard March Hoe Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Education Edmund Gordon championed a social justice vision of providing all learners with access to the arts, after school programs and other supports.

Perhaps this is a dialogue that will one day take place; for it is by embracing the social justice vision of Catholicism and its pastoral focus that will lead to a willingness to listen to the stories of LGBT Catholics.

"He has a racial-justice vision that is married to effective law enforcement," Rice said of Bratton, who ran the LAPD between 2002 and 2009.

He offered an overview of this week, and what it will say about the justices' vision of equality, in Sunday's New York Times.

A better term used by many of these women is "climate justice" — a vision we can all get behind.

Chief Justice Roberts' vision sounds more like plutocracy than democracy".

Unfortunately, this exhibition does not quite do justice to his vision.

It has taken time for most of us to understand how conservative a vision Justice Black's is.

Instead, despite reservations and the probable need for "tweaks', the FT thinks the industry's charter and its proposed regulatory body - the Independent Press Standards Organisation - " are the best hope of achieving Lord Justice Leveson's vision".

Jarred White and Brett Stuvland have been named 2015-16 World Vision Justice Fellows.

We spenThehe afternoon listening to the founders in the batch and are including some background on five of the pitches we found most interesting.