Sentence examples similar to made justices from inspiring English sources

The liability decision last summer made Justice Resnick a political target.

"The lab technician unquestionably creates something new when cDNA is made," Justice Thomas wrote.

He was made justice minister in 2007 in order to give the regime a more reform-minded hue.

This is the mess that Liz Truss inherited when she was made justice secretary by Theresa May in July.

But on Friday, the appeals judges abruptly made justice more acceptable to the families of Duch's victims by sentencing him to life in prison.

Another, about the meaning of the word "defalcation" in the Bankruptcy Code, must have made Justice Stephen G. Breyer, its author, wonder what he had done to deserve the assignment.

At least it made justice secretary Ken Clarke's announcement that prisoners should fund their board and lodging by working a 40-hour week sound like good economics.

As a girl with an interest in law and politics since the first grade, I made Justice Sandra Day O'Connor my hero.

Jones believes the lack of footage has made justice much more difficult to attain.

Kooman made justice the focus of She Has a Name; the social issues that interest him include poverty, the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and the effects of war.

Noted members included Sir Edmund Saunders, and William Shakespeare made Justice Shallow, a character in Henry IV, Part 2, a member of the Inn.