Sentence examples for practicing justice from inspiring English sources

Indeed, because piety consists in practicing justice and obedience, and because there is no standard of justice other than the will of the sovereign (19, 239ff; EitP37S2), "is is also the duty of the sovereign authority alone to lay down how a person should behave with piety towards their neighbor, that is, to determine how one is obliged to obey God" (TTP 19, 242 3).

To believe that soul is immortal and that we should practice justice in all circumstances, Gonzales argues, we have to be persuaded by what Socrates says, not by the myth of Er.

We can have peace with the Earth only when we practice justice with each other, a process that will never end.

Trump's running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, implored the public in 2003 to "practice justice and kindness toward every American citizen and visitor of Middle Eastern descent," according to a speech unearthed Monday on Right Wing Watch, which is run by the progressive advocacy group People For the American Way.

Along with John Stott, the British theologian, Graham shifted the movement's focus from saving souls to practicing social justice.

The lobstermen who live on Maine's rugged islands are especially territorial and known for practicing frontier justice; in one notorious case in 2000, two lobstermen fought over turf with a pitchfork and a fish gaff.

Freeing the charismatic leader of Ukraine's Orange Revolution would go far toward meeting the EU membership condition that Ukraine cease practicing "selective justice".

This inauguration, however, was far from complete and required the active participation of God's people practicing social justice, nonviolence and forgiveness to become fulfilled.

In practice, "justice" is often only available to such women through Sharia courts.

The commission also found that in his private legal practice Justice Cerbone had handled clients' money improperly.

Susan Fainstein's 2011 book on the Just City shows how the concept of urban justice can be intellectually reinvented; in practice, justice has been politically undermined by the developments of the past 20 years.