Sentence examples for long justice from inspiring English sources

There was no indication of how long Justice Kern would take to make a ruling.

She left the post in 2007, becoming a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, a Washington research organization, and founding the nonprofit group Life Long Justice to help detect abuse of the elderly and find solutions.

-- Testimony by Marie-Therese Connolly, Director, Life Long Justice (an elder justice initiative of Appleseed) before the Senate Special Committee on Aging, March 2011.

My colleague M.T. Connolly, who's a Senior Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and the Director of Life Long Justice, a project of Appleseed, said that one form of elder abuse often leads to the next, setting off a cascade of not only untold suffering, but also expense.

Too many people are behind bars in America, and prison terms are often too long, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy of the Supreme Court told Congress.

She's given to quoting Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous line about the long, justice-bent arc of the moral universe.

And not long ago, Justice Prosser had to publicly acknowledge a conversation with other justices in which he referred to the chief justice, Shirley S. Abrahamson, whom some view as part of the liberal minority, with a vulgarity.

And not long ago, Justice Prosser had to publicly acknowledge referring to the chief justice, Shirley S. Abrahamson, whom some view as part of the liberal minority, with a vulgarity in a conversation with other justices.

"Long live justice!" the policemen and their supporters chanted.

"Fourteen seasons is long enough," Justice told ESPN radio yesterday.

Friends called Mr. Beblawi a principled liberal who had long advocated justice and democracy.