Sentence examples for order for justice from inspiring English sources

Feelings of disbelief and anger must now be put aside in order for justice to prevail.

According to Pope Benedict this teaching is necessary so that our spiritual energy is awakened in order for justice to prevail.

The successful prosecution of these men should be built upon by the international community in order for justice to continue to be done in Sierra Leone.

"I didn't want to be with the defence or the prosecution but to be my own person," she said, adding that she decided to testify because "in order for justice to be served all the information needs to be on the table".

As such, she should have her professional career destroyed just like her victim in order for justice to be rendered and balance restored to the universe.

She argues that an inconsistency can also be produced for Rawls' theory of justice, since it is so structured that justice does not apply within families yet at the same time the theory requires it to apply there in order for justice as fairness to be feasible (Okin 1989).

It is essential that this is done, in order for restorative justice to be used safely and effectively in domestic abuse cases".

The debate about what American children need to know - in order for social justice to be achieved - has been filtering across the Atlantic for a couple of decades, but is now starting to gain some real traction.

"In order for criminal justice policy to be effective, you want to always find a way to include the voices of people who are inherently affected by the same policy," said Johnny Perez, a member of the Jails Action Coalition who was detained on Rikers Island when he was 16 years old.

The strike involved both Filipino and Mexican American labor leaders and farmworkers who overcame their fears of violence and, among themselves, cultural mistrust in order to advocate for justice for all workers.

Stephen J. Rapp, the United States ambassador for war crimes and a former international prosecutor who knew Mr. Cassese for many years, said, "Everywhere that he served, Judge Cassese was the energetic force that overcame inertia, caution and resistance in order to work for justice for the victims of the most serious crimes known to humankind".