Sentence examples similar to minus justice from inspiring English sources

Some would argue that only a five-hour TV mini-series could do justice to the tone, detail and character development of Brontë's triple-decker Victorian novel, and I think they're probably right.

The Republicans faced off twice in 12 hours, the political equivalent of a "Law & Order" marathon, minus the climactic justice.

Even minus the nonagenarian Justice Stevens, the current Supreme Court has four justices born in the 1930s, one in the 1940s and three in the 1950s.

The deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, Simon Hughes, has been appointed as minister of state for justice in a mini government reshuffle.

His "Road Show" has a separate and highly accomplished mini-orchestra of its own, which does full justice to melodies that often evoke Sondheim standards past.

Soon after assuming their seats on the bench Wednesday, the justices — minus staunch conservative Antonin Scalia, who died on February 13 — engaged in heated exchanges with lawyers for both sides in the case.

Instead, he actually tightened the purse-strings in his mini-budget, which involved additional small cuts to the armed forces, justice department, and the fire-service, disguised as a change to pensions.

In a mini shadow cabinet reshuffle, Khan has been replaced by Lord Falconer as shadow justice secretary.

Any recusal motion would be sent to both the justice involved and to the chief justice (or the senior associate justice if the motion concerned the chief justice); if the justice decided not to recuse, the reviewing justice would consider whether the motion had merit and, if so, he would refer it to the full court (minus the justice at issue) for a ruling, with recusal requiring a majority.

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"Two counties get F minus minus minus.