So, less justly, were five B.R.T. executives.
If the claim were true but he denied it, he might justly be blamed less for what he did then, than for what he has failed to disclose now.
To say the situation has been handled less than justly is an understatement; add to this the inconvenient truth that the rightful owners of all of the land in question in a broader historical sense are undoubtedly Native American in the first place, and the unfairness comes into sharp focus.
From this point on, Lessing was justly feared as a literary adversary who used his command of style as a finely honed weapon.
The Noel Canning case is a reminder that nine Justices can agree on an interpretation of the Constitution that will, objectively, make the government function less well, less justly, and less democratically than it does now.
He was faulted — sometimes justly, as he more or less admits in one of the retrospective interviews he gave Barsky for "Koch" — for screwing up City Hall's relations with New York's black community.
Compared to the domestic context, the international context is usually a much less clearly or justly ordered place.
Everything will be taken into consideration justly, so people that had less will be reckoned easier, whereas those who were blessed with more will be asked about how they used each blessing.
Upstairs, which opened quietly in an unadorned space three years ago, justly became a neighborhood favorite, where a less stressed Bouley could often be seen in the open kitchen.
90 97 (a discussion which actually extends through the less studied qq. 98 105) has been justly admired by jurists and other thinkers not otherwise much interested in his work.
