Sentence examples for justly applied from inspiring English sources

Initially, Sufiya said that the law was not justly applied because she had been raped by Abubakar.

Her sentence was roundly supported by modernist Muslim intellectuals, who insisted that the punishment was justly applied and cannot be questioned because it has divine sanction.

"You are a great man, and I am merely important," he told Ustinov, but both assessments could have been justly applied to himself.

There is movement here and there even, in a modest way, in the Texas legislature toward suspending the death penalty until it can be determined that it can be justly applied.

This awareness of context means PCIT can be justly applied to data sets that possess, at a global level, varying strengths of inter-relationships.

On the part of the physicians applying the devices, adherence to this justice principle may provide the ethical argument needed to motivate the medical community to cost efficiently assist patients in the preventive management of their diseases or disease risks such that more costly surgeries such as POP mesh implementation may be more justly applied for the conditions necessitating them.

If we are a country truly governed by the rule of law, this law must be applied and enforced fairly and justly.

After the biscuits are done, halve them and apply the concoction justly.

Should principles of global justice apply to our arrangements for justly distributing natural resources?

I must also question certain principles that ease my mind, like racism in America is nonexistent, or that my legal system applies to everyone equally and justly.

Now Mom gets to strut, applying the condiments she's so justly famous for -- not just the tomatoes, but her slaw and potato salad too.