Sentence examples for permit justice from inspiring English sources

"We … urge you to recognise that this is a case where the risk to Mr Love's life arising from extradition is so great that it would be entirely justified for you to make your own representations to your US counterpart to withdraw the extradition request because a domestic prosecution in England would permit justice to be done and remove the severe risk to Mr Love's life".

The law has fallen short; redirect your passion and fervor at changing the law to permit equal justice.

In 1917 the courts bent over backwards to permit the justice department to indict and prosecute thousands of dissidents.

The tech giant Yahoo recently revealed that when the FBI sought warrantless access to much of data the amendment permits, the justice department in 2008 found that judicial authorization was required.

Yet this administration has done virtually nothing to break OPEC's death grip on the oil markets, not even bringing forth a NOPEC statute that would have withdrawn the sovereign rights exemption from the OPEC national oil companies, permitting our Justice Dept. et al. to institute legal proceedings.

I'd personally like to see us also agree that we must set aside our petty, privileged, fake outrages and attempts at false moral equivalency so that we can permit as much justice for the victims of child poverty as we do for the people of Ferguson, Missouri, the Emanuel AME Church, Cecil the Lion and every other worthy cause.

"That question need not be resolved here," she said, because the previous finding by the Washington State court permitted the justices to "assume" that the statute was civil.

That law does not permit punitive damages, Justice Scalia wrote for a six-justice majority today.

The justices said the international law of war permitted such military justice and declared that the Germans could not insist on a trial in the American court system with its more extensive legal protections.

But worse, three justices of the Iowa Supreme Court were in fact voted out -- even though they too were only running for retention, because they had joined in last year's unanimous ruling by seven justices to permit same-sex marriage in that state.

"Justice permits us to do less for would-be immigrants than we are required to do for citizens," he writes.