Sentence examples similar to long term justice from inspiring English sources

Last month the Labour Welsh government called for the devolution of policing and, in the long term, criminal justice.

The threat to a mother's health must be "real and serious" and "permanent and long term", said Mr Justice Brian Kerr.

John was an extraordinary journalist and a long term champion for justice and freedom.

1. Vision Setting Through a participatory process, MoI and stakeholders (both rights holders and duty bearers), collectively define the long term vision for promoting justice and realising children's rights to protection in Cambodia.

"It is inconsistent with long-term Justice Department policy.

The Welsh government has called for powers over policing and in the long term the rest of criminal justice.

That is the way to deliver social justice in the long term – because only by repairing the budget will we remain able to meet the welfare, health, education and other needs of the Australian people.

But a trial might better serve the interests of justice in the long term as well as the short term.

The Welsh government has called for powers over policing and, in the long term, the rest of the criminal justice system.

In the long term, however, there can be no justice in a nation where divisiveness and hate are allowed to flourish.

Finally, with regard to jus post bellum, contingent pacifists may object to wars that will undermine long-term peace, justice, and stability.