Sentence examples for permanent justice from inspiring English sources

After serving as a judge and president of the district court, she was appointed a permanent justice of the Supreme Court in 1977.

Mr Sharpton said: "We came for permanent justice.

Every one of the other permanent justices is a white man, many of them veterans of the apartheid era.

Without the Senate's approval, a permanent supreme court justice cannot be appointed.

A permanent contraction of justice cannot be justified by the "big society" or by any sort of philosophical mantra.

But if any questions or doubts remain about this case, it would cast a permanent cloud over justice, diminishing its value and questioning its integrity".

"If any questions or doubts remain about this case, it would cast a permanent cloud over justice," said Attorney General John D. Ashcroft in delaying Mr. McVeigh's execution until at least June 11.

Are we therefore to assume that the shrinkage of justice is permanent?

But one home truth shines clear and earns "Bending Toward Justice" a permanent place in the civil rights canon.

Policy makers nationwide should institute proven, effective reforms — reclassifying petty offenses, reducing harsh sentences and using incarceration as a last resort — to create a meaningful and permanent change to criminal justice policy and end the country's overreliance on prisons.

"The response has been overwhelming and the applications have been from both men and women," Virginia Mabhiza, permanent secretary in the justice ministry, told the NewsDay newspaper at the time.