Sentence examples for losing justice from inspiring English sources
The Mets might have trouble fitting Mondesi's $11 million salary in their payroll, but losing Justice would partly offset that.
As Carrie Severino, the chief counsel of the right-leaning Judicial Crisis Network, put it, "Losing Justice Scalia on the Court created a one-way ratchet, making it so much easier to move in a liberal direction.
"For want of a signature on a timely notice, the appeal is not automatically lost," Justice Ginsburg said in her opinion for the court reversing the Sixth Circuit.
It is one of van der Weyden's most ambitious works, equal to his Prado Deposition and lost Justice of Trajan and Herkinbald.
Women are too close to losing reproductive justice overall, as illustrated by the Bush administration's move to redefine contraception as abortion.
He was also at risk of losing environmental-justice groups, which are generally critical of cap-and-trade.
He lost, and justice prevailed.
"That was the only case I ever lost," the Justice said.
"If we lose [Justice Prosser], the Walker agenda is toast," one ally writes in an email sent around to the governor's chief of staff and several conservative lobbyists.
"I just don't understand your leap from government incompetence to saying the plaintiff loses," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said to Ms. Lensing.
The city lost, but Justice Nicholas Colabella is allowing the city to reargue whether New Rochelle has any jurisdiction over the placement of the antennas.
