Sentence examples for no unjust from inspiring English sources

The association also owns the local hatters' banner, which calls the trade "Crowned with Honor," and the mirror fabricators' promise to "make no Unjust Reflections".

What is required of religious institutions is that the debate about same-sex unions should shift from the rhetoric of taboo, to a discourse about an inclusive framework of Christian sexual ethics: do no unjust harm; free consent; mutuality; equality; commitment; fruitfulness; and social justice.

A mandatory minimum sentence is no less unjust, no less disregarding of the facts and circumstances of the crime and the offender, and no less cruel and unusual if the offender is 19, 27, 45, or 90.

But it is significant that in the Theaetetus (176b), Socrates says again that our goal is to be as like the god as possible, and since the god is in no way and in no manner unjust, but as just as it is possible to be, nothing is more like the god than the one among us who becomes correspondingly as just as possible.

He added: "In a long and complex judgement this morning Judge Riddle has decided that although Shrien Dewani remains unwell and, at the moment, unfit to plea, his mental health has improved to such an extent that it's now no longer either unjust or oppressive to allow him to be extradited back to South Africa".

Rather, they are continually validated by a judicial system that kowtows to every police demand, no matter how unjust, no matter how in opposition to the Constitution.

Still, what matters is that Thomas believes his "lynching" to have been no less unjust than the lynchings inflicted with ropes tied to tree branches.

While the extra inequality that results from my doing what I am morally required to do, on Dworkin's definition, reflects bad option luck on my part, the view that the resulting extra inequality is in no way unjust is implausible.

There can be no more unjust consequences to discrimination than blood being actively denied.

But the students in SNCC saw no difference between an unjust state court and an unjust federal order.

The Theory cannot offer any moral reason why a person ought not to fight in an unjust war, no matter how criminal.