Sentence examples for lead to injustice from inspiring English sources

Contamination is not the only way DNA forensics can lead to injustice.

Cold detachment can lead to injustice and that's not the way forward.

(para 47) In other words, "final" need not necessarily mean final if, on occasion, that would lead to injustice.

But in such a state of nature, it is obvious that placing the right to punish in each person's hands may lead to injustice and violence.

'Their Lordships nevertheless recognise that too rigid adherence to precedent may lead to injustice in a particular case and also unduly restrict the proper development of the law.

It may even lead to injustice: a judge who fails to see that the convict is a reformed man may keep that convict in prison for no good reason.

This will lead to injustices, same as the current watchdog systems, penalizing good organizations and rewarding mediocre ones.

Internment, with or without judicial supervision, leads to injustice and alienation.

While most teachers are busy over-predicting, they under-predict for young people from poorer families, which leads to injustice, lost opportunity and a lack of diversity in higher education.

Welcoming the ruling, Saimo Chahal QC, of the law firm Bindmans, who represented Joanna Letts, said: "This guidance has led to injustice for many bereaved families who have been deprived of representation and therefore accountability and scrutiny into the death of their loved one at a time when they needed help.

In London, Jerusalem and elsewhere, however, others will be commemorating and protesting what they condemn as an act of betrayal and perfidy, the "original sin" that led to injustice, war and disaster for the Palestinians in the Nakba (Arabic for "catastrophe") of 1948.