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President Obama yearned to make justice reform part of his legacy and lobbied for it in public and in private.

Now is the time to make justice a reality for all of God's children.

The ensuing discussion made justice one of the governing themes in bioethical discourse, and most of that discussion ended up criticizing the current unequal access of Americans to health care.

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.

For example, Carlyle ([1930], vol. 1, p. 166-7) says that Augustine's definition of commonwealth makes justice irrelevant to the existence of a commonwealth, and remarks (p. 169) that among the Fathers this view was unique to Augustine.

Last week the Making Justice Work campaign – a coalition of social service and justice groups – released its list of six "asks" for the upcoming NT election.

As Bass writes: "it is victory that makes justice possible but the fairness of the process is what makes it justice" (Bass 2002: 329).

It has become clear however that using PIN information a posteriori does not make full justice of the potential offered by a genuine integrative PIN-mRNA expression analysis.

Dear Doctor, My mate M, to the astonishment of those who know him, has just been made a justice of the peace.

In 1461 Stanley was made chief justice of Cheshire by Edward IV, but 10 years later he sided with his brother-in-law Warwick in the Lancastrian restoration.

Garrow's first judicial appointment came in 1814, when he was made Chief Justice of Chester.