Sentence examples similar to more justly assigned from inspiring English sources

The offence of allegedly playing the race card could be more justly levelled at Ukip.

But Brazil will not live up to its potential until the benefits are more justly shared.

Second, the principle of "the wedge": that "you should not act justly now for fear of raising expectations that you may act still more justly in the future".

We do not want the police to control us "more justly" in the interests of capitalism.

"Goodbye, Columbus" is a terrific novella, but "Freedom" is more humane, its authorial sympathies distributed more justly among its characters.

… Nobody was ever more justly hanged" – Hawthorne inserts this footnote: "Can it be a son of old Massachusetts who utters this abominable sentiment?

"Two Wrongs", according to West, "now makes much more sense", with Bill "punished more justly for his wrongdoings – his antisemitism and his reprehensible treatment of his wife".

The prolific Englishman's work is more justly represented by his stagings of Mozart operas, particularly for the Glyndebourne Festival, of which he has been artistic director since 1984.

Empowering ourselves to act more justly includes reimagining and renewing our inspiration from God who is the transformative Spirit who gives, sustains and empowers life to all.

I can't remember an opening film more roundly, or more justly, savaged by the critics: one French paper punned, "De Grâce!" ("Have Pity!").

The first draws on a belief that the government can run large enterprises more justly and efficiently than self-interested capitalists can.