Sentence examples for justly without from inspiring English sources

Regretting the necessity of going into closed session, Neuberger said the Treasury had argued that without reading the secret judgment of Mr Justice Mitting [in a lower court] "we cannot be wholly confident of disposing of the bank's appeal justly without considering the closed judgment".

If we produce food humanely, justly without labor abuse and without poisoning the environment, we improve conditions for all of humanity.

Since no one can live without using things, at least food, no one can justly live without property, as the Franciscans claimed to do.

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After examining the evidence in the case, Garrard concluded that the verdict was reached justly and without undue outside influence, but the charge was raised so late in the campaign that Garrard's defense of his refusal to issue a pardon could not be circulated widely.

It is impossible to live pleasurably, one of his disciples wrote, "without living prudently and honorably and justly, and also without living courageously and temperately and magnanimously, and without making friends, and without being philanthropic".

John had argued that no one can justly consume something without owning it.

"The Misuse of Life Without Parole" (editorial, Sept. 13) justly criticizes the overuse of life-without-parole sentences and highlights the informed recommendations of the American Law Institute, but it does not address the reasons this sentence is particularly inappropriate for youth.

Okin (1989) argues, however, that the premise leads to absurdity when one takes into account the power of women to produce humans through their physical labor, using sperm that they may freely and justly acquire through purchase without leaving anyone worst off than before.

Can metamodernism exhibit an "oscillation" between states or affects without (perhaps justly) being termed dialectical and postmodern?

Can it bill itself as being singularly involved with acts of sincerity and optimism without (perhaps justly) being termed single-entendre and therefore just a rehashing of modernism?