Sentence examples for old justices from inspiring English sources

The EU already plays a moderately useful role in going through the diplomatic motions in Iran and the Middle East, for example—when America does not know how, or whether, to get involved.On the other hand, the Greek chorus is frequently made up of doddery old men Theban elders in Sophocles's "King Oedipus" and "Antigone"; old justices in Aristophanes's "The Wasps".

Enervated, the old justices began to endorse New Deal law.

"I'm old," Justice Marshall, then 82, told reporters.

His play presents the old justice as a gruff but ultimately kindly mentor.

TIKRIT, Iraq -- After the arrival of the Americans and the fall of Saddam Hussein, Hameed Rasheed Sultan and his family thought they had seen the last of the techniques favored by Iraq's old justice system: torture, disappearances and death-in-custody.

On the Nixon-in-China principle, it would take a Tory government with a wise old justice minister like Clarke to start telling the public the truth about what works – or at least what doesn't.

The setting was old justice, but something new was happening.

They joined a dissent written by 89-year old Justice John Paul Stevens.

As Rosalind says in Shakespeare's As You Like It, "Time is the old justice that examines all such offenders".

There is nothing particularly unusual in urging older justices to retire for partisan reasons.

After all, it almost inevitably involves speculating about the deaths of older justices.