Sentence examples for justly said from inspiring English sources

"Support for the moratorium is based on a growing recognition that there are widespread, systemic problems that undermine any confidence that the death penalty in this country is imposed reliably, fairly or justly," said Elaine Jones, president of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, who testified at the New York City Council hearing.

Descartes, it can be justly said, is the founder of the other main school of the "mechancal philosophy" of the 17th Century, which stood in direct opposition to atomism on the issue of the possibility of a vacuum and which adapted the Aristotelian doctrines on the nature of time, space, and motion to the new world view.

Finding other high-value applications, he added, lets producers "justly say, this is not a waste stream; it adds to the profitability of the plant".

Osborne can justly say that Labour had three terms to rebalance the economy but failed to do so, and that it had three terms to regulate the City effectively but failed to do that either.

Although neither work amounts to a systematic treatise on formal logic, Aristotle can justly say, at the end of the Sophistical Refutations, that he has invented the discipline of logic nothing at all existed when he started.

"Those who wage war justly," says Thomas Aquinas (Summa, II:40), "are not opposed to peace, except to the evil peace", while St Augustine puts it in a Mandelsonian soundbite: "We do not seek peace in order to be at war, but we go to war that we may have peace" (Ep. Ad Bonif. Clxxxix).

"Without giving much away one can justly say that the specimen and its interpretation will not be the last word about which branch of early primates eventually gave rise to monkeys, apes and humans".

For all [Levin's] temperateness of tone, and for all the meticulously reasoned arguments that he has shepherded into the pages of National Affairs, Levin justly says his ideas are radical.

"He's revered here, and very justly," Van Diest said of the elder Petrino.

"I never sought to be loved or to be treated justly," he said.

"The appointment of the president of the family division was a very positive step and I am certain that any applications to him will be heard justly," he said.