Sentence examples for move justice from inspiring English sources

They saved $1.25 million, but the trade would have been a failure unless the Mets found a way to move Justice for something better.

In an unusual move, Justice Juviler said in January that he would accept the plea bargain only if the victim's mother, Tina Spencer, was satisfied with the arrangement.

Phillips, whose trade of Robin Ventura for David Justice last week gave him flexibility to obtain Alomar, probably needs to move Justice's $7 million salary to sign someone like Cedeño or the slugger Juan Gonzalez.

"The momentum behind SB 10 is strong, and we can't miss the chance to move justice forward this year while continuing to press for further reforms," said Laphonza Butler, president of the Service Employees International Union Local 2015.

Tell us a little about moving justice forward.

The Cleveland Indians just happened to be moving Justice because of other adjustments they wanted to make.

After Torre adjusted his lineup, moving Justice to No. 4 and Posada to No. 5, the Yankees ripped into the Royals' pitching staff.

Torre moved Justice to designated hitter, returned Spencer to left field and removed the rookie Nick Johnson, the original designated hitter, from the lineup.

Sikkink also noted the 20th anniversary of the Rome Statute was a moment to reflect and remember, looking backward to take stock with an eye toward moving justice forward in the future.

But in a move that Justice Scalia conceded was "certainly unusual," the justices in the majority picked a specific time period — 14 days after release from custody — after which the police could restart their efforts.

In a rare move, Mr Justice Hunt altered one of his sentences after the lunch break.