Sentence examples for limitations justice from inspiring English sources

Congressional and executive branch power over immigration "is subject to important constitutional limitations," Justice Breyer said.

MR. OLSON: Well, I think that to the extent that there may be limitations, Justice Stevens, they are -- require considerable deference by this court to the judgment of Congress JUSTICE STEVENS: Well, I understand that, but do you -- I'd be interested in knowing, do you think it does contain limitations?

If there were term limitation for justices, we would see this man on "Dancing With the Stars" in a heartbeat.

In conclusion, the opening of Inferno XXIX is read as a retrospective gloss on the limitations of retributive justice.

It is a slow and difficult process in which one seeks to overcome fears, prejudices and limitations to defend justice and do something that we call épanouir in French -- allowing our personalities to expand and blossom so that we can fully contribute to society at large.

First, Rawls suggests that limitations on distributive justice are a consequence of tolerating and respecting the economic decisions of peoples (Rawls 1999a, 117 118).

The statute of limitation laws hamper justice.

"There is no statute of limitation on seeking justice.

The hearing this morning may have been an illustration of some of the limitations of the justices' technical knowledge.

But the limitations of Russia's justice system were on display in Mr. Khodorkovsky's criminal trial.

Though it is just, the conviction, with sentencing next month, demonstrates the severe limitations of an international justice system that is insufficient to deter future atrocities.