Sentence examples for justice zone from inspiring English sources

"Our goal is to build an economic justice zone," Mr. Guerra said, adding that his group would focus first on Park Slope's main shopping strip, Seventh Avenue.

Instead she and Alyokhina, who served 18 months in a different jail, recently launched Zona Prava (Justice Zone), a campaigning charity aimed at improving conditions in Russia's jails.

Here, the C.O. went on, it was mild sentences that were the order of the day, and, what was more, they became even milder when they were up for review; safe and professionally idealistic back home, he said, the legal experts of military appellate bodies invariably looked with suspicion upon the administration of justice in war zones.

"I don't know my strike zone," said Justice.

The next one was in the strike zone, and Justice took a mighty swing.

ReprintsThis may look like poetic justice to peripheral euro-zone countries, which are suffering partly because Germany demands austerity in return for aid.

In 1995, when the court struck down a federal law that prohibited people from carrying firearms in school zones, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist wrote that "we pause to consider the implications of the government's arguments" in defending the law — that stopping activities that could lead to violent crime relates to interstate commerce because it affects "national productivity".

This is not just a question of non-participation in the euro, the Schengen passport-free zone or EU justice and home-affairs policies.

It was in Panama that Eichelberger met Emmaline (Em) Gudger, the daughter of Hezekiah A. Gudger, the Chief Justice of the Panama Canal Zone Supreme Court.

This is in part due to the work of the Refugee Law Project, which has served as a watchdog for mistreatment of forced migrants and an advocate for human rights issues, from sexual violence in conflict zones to transitional justice in war-ravaged northern Uganda to broadening the support for internally displaced people and refugees in urban areas.

Leaders in sacrifice zones have used the environmental justice movement to leverage the power imbalance between polluting industries and fenceline residents—understanding that the struggle is not a sprint but is more akin to a marathon.