Sentence examples for pattern of injustice from inspiring English sources

They rose up to protest an apparently fresh instance of a very specific pattern of injustice.

There's been a broad pattern of injustice to individuals (mostly Muslims) in the name of protecting security for the rest of us.

Artemy Troitsky, a prominent journalist and music critic, said that Mr. Shein's case was important because it represented a wider pattern of injustice.

Even with the disputed facts and the men's protestations of innocence, the story of "Los Porkys" fit neatly into the pattern of injustice and gender-based violence in Mexico.

The international report into the students' disappearance in 2014 revealed a gaping hole in the government's investigation, which led officials to say they would re-start their inquiry – but most Mexican citizens have little hope that the pattern of injustice will end soon.

Civil rights activist Rev Jesse Jackson has spoken out against what he says is "a pattern of injustice" in the United States.

A majority of the commission concluded that George W. Bush won Florida, and the presidency, because of "a pattern and practice of injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency" by election officials that denied blacks the right to vote.

An early draft of the report cited "a pattern and practice of injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency" in the election and said that blacks were 10 times more likely than whites to have their ballots rejected.

But, according to a draft, the report says that Florida's governor, Jeb Bush, and the secretary of state, Katherine Harris, "chose to simply ignore the mounting evidence" that voters were having serious problems on Election Day, perpetuating "a pattern and practice of injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency" that denied them the right to vote.

"It is impossible to determine the extent of the disenfranchisement or to provide an adequate remedy to the persons whose voices were silenced in this historic election by a pattern and practice of injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency," the leaked document was reported to say.

But the fragmentary forms and skittering attention of her poems suggest that 21st-century activist poetry may face some novel challenges, since it is obliged not only to bear witness to obvious evils but also to elucidate more subtle, tangled and disguised patterns of injustice.