Sentence examples for practical justice from inspiring English sources
Ever forward-looking, he took the view that the law lords had greater freedom than the rest of the judiciary to "mould and remould the authorities to ensure that practical justice is done within the framework of principle", and was particularly keen that they should deliver individual judgments rather than a joint one, believing this would lead to the further development of the law.
These are the same views, incidentally, that the comment section of this paper has seen no reason to reject; that Israel, as it is constitutionally and legally configured, has no moral right to exist and that a single-state solution is the only way of achieving a practical justice.
We might doubt that an answer concerning psychological justice is relevant to the question concerning practical justice.
On this reading, knowledge of the forms motivates just actions that help other people, which helps to solve the standing worry about the relation between psychological justice and practical justice.
The benefits that matter are the latter two, but they are also harder to measure, which one must take into account if reciprocity is to be a principle of practical justice.
The practical question, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said, was deciding between "a wrecking operation" and "a salvage job".
Instead, novel solutions for spanning distance with newer and cheaper information technology are becoming critical tools in practical social justice, mitigating the disadvantages of rural geography and the isolation of poverty [ 67].
Since measuring the burden of disease across and within populations is an essential tool for raising global visibility among those shouldering a greater disease burden, accurately measuring the magnitude and extent of particular diseases or health outcomes is a critical tool of practical social justice.
Jointly funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC and DfID, our research highlights the ideological and practical barriers to justice, and addresses what can be done as a result.
He cannot be tried for all at the same time, and his rights must be considered with regard to the practical administration of justice.
