Sentence examples for justice warning from inspiring English sources

Advocates of affirmative action have expressed concern over Donald Trump's potential pick for a new supreme court justice, warning that his choice could threaten 40 years of legal precedent advancing diversity in schools, colleges and the workplace.

For the most part, representatives of the 33 other nations taking part emphasized the need for social justice, warning that democracy itself could be threatened by mounting economic difficulties and inequality.

The Christian Coalition is circulating, via the Internet, a "petition for Election Day justice," warning that there is "an unfolding miscarriage of justice relating to the election of America's highest office".

During the session, Mr. Trump suggested that the mayor of Oakland, Calif., should be charged with obstruction of justice for warning her constituents in February of an impending large-scale immigration raid and arrests.

The campaigner Joanna Lumley has backed the Sound Off For Justice campaign, warning that those involved in relationship break-ups, school admissions and expulsions issues and clinical negligence cases could be deprived of legal advice and help in future.

Three justices dissented, warning against "a single appointed federal official vested with absolute control, unrestrained by adequate standards, over the fate of a substantial segment of the life and economy of three states".

They stand for justice and truth, warning against the evils of the Dark Side.

Dan Woods, the lawyer for the Log Cabin Republicans, sent a letter to the Department of Justice warning that rejecting Mr. Lopez and other openly gay recruits meant that "the Defense Department would appear to be in violation of the court's injunction and subject to citation for contempt" of court.

Florida election officials responded late Wednesday to a Department of Justice warning to quit purging suspected non-citizens from state voter rolls with an unapologetic explanation and no agreement to stop.

Justice Sotomayor's fellow justices should heed her warning.

He might start with the justice's warning in Bush v. Gore about the harm being done to the impartiality of judges, then move on to the twin majority opinions in 2004 and 2006 sweeping aside President George W. Bush's attempts to usurp the authority of the law in holding and trying terrorism suspects.