Beyond the whizzing traffic of the nearby San Pancrazio Gate, the neglected gardens of the Villa Doria Pamphili stretch away in a 19th century slumber, remind ing the visitor of Rome as it used to be, and from the rooftop terraces of the Villa Aurelia, the Director's resi dence, a justly celebrated view of ancient domes and monuments spreads out like a picture on a Cinerama screen.
And daylight revealed a justly celebrated view, across an open meadow where sheep placidly grazed to a marshy wetlands, the Carmel River and a sandy beach.
A Supreme Court justice may, after all, decide that a law cannot be carried out justly, regardless of how it has been viewed under the Constitution.
Aside from hard-core libertarians, who view the sanctity of justly begotten private property as the overarching social value and any form of coerced redistribution as unjust, how many Americans on the left and right of the political spectrum would disagree with Mr. Obama's very general and cautiously phrased statement?
He (justly, in my view) distrusts the romantic medieval way of thinking first lampooned by Cervantes but still quite prevalent in Europe and in its bastard child, Latin America.…Bolaño's characters are not the winners of the world.
Welfare has to operate from behind a "veil of ignorance", viewing us as all as equally deserving, otherwise it can never be distributed justly.
He collaborated with the Manhattan restaurant Park Avenue Autumn, which created a special venison-and-date-syrup entree and served it on the plates, which diners could view as the spoils of an unnecessary war or as artifacts of a justly defeated despotism, as thought-provoking agitprop or high-dining sensationalism.
And, as players in a game of global brinksmanship that just happens to be on the brink, both men view matters of life and death through dagger-sharpened eyes that no other world leader can justly comprehend.
