Sentence examples for lopsided justice from inspiring English sources

The Nuremberg trials have long faced the criticism of lopsided justice, the whiff of "victor's justice" in which the powerful use the law to rein in the weak.

NEW DELHI— Protests over a recent gang rape quickly gained force over the weekend, tapping into longstanding fury against entrenched corruption and lopsided justice, and leading to clashes with the police.

Ignoring the obvious self-harming failure of this logic for one moment, there is something to be said against the obvious lopsided justice meted out by our supranational legal organisations.

The more serious concern is the danger of lopsided international justice, a world of laws that are "spider webs through which the big flies pass and the little ones get caught", as Balzac put it.

To date, not a single Croatian has been indicted at The Hague for any of the atrocities committed against Serbs in the breakup of Yugoslavia, and as long as the world keeps its face buried in this lopsided cesspit of selective justice, there will never be reconciliation in the Balkans and the region will always be waiting for the first opportunity to start butchering each other once again.

Second-seeded Serena Williams clobbered Melinda Czink of Hungary, 6-1, 6-1, in a 53-minute match in which the lopsided score did not do justice to the dominance she exhibited DAVID WALDSTEIN.

Belafonte has long been critical of Obama's cautiousness in matters of social justice, but changing the lopsided criminal-justice system in the largest city in the United States rivals any of the challenges that Obama is facing.

That lopsided score does not quite do justice to how lackluster the match truly was.

Several ballot initiatives promote decriminalization as a criminal justice reform – a way to limit lopsided enforcement of drug laws against minorities and cut down on unduly harsh prosecutions, advocates say.

Still, besides feeling relieved by the lopsided victory, the most important development for the Yankees was Justice's improved hitting stroke.

Yet Africa plainly does not have a monopoly on international crime, and this unhappy and lopsided picture tends to give force to the critique that international justice is pro-western and controlled by the victors.