Sentence examples for makes justice from inspiring English sources

That makes Justice Alito's role much more prominent.

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

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.

It's a global, systemic failure that makes justice for girls and women an oxymoron and leads to widespread harm to boys and men.

In his reflection on the Harmelin decision, Justice Stevens offered the tantalizing idea that longevity on the bench makes justices "more civilized".

"God knows, and will make justice someday.

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

Make justice a central principle in your affairs.

Is the legal innovation of litigation finance levelling the playing field or making justice a commodity?

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

No lawyers are required, and night sessions make justice accessible to people who work.