Sentence examples for preserving justice from inspiring English sources

But hating evil is not revenge but rather about upholding the infinite value of life and preserving justice.

Ambitious Assistant District Attorney Katherine O'Connell Mossrie-Anne Moss), who grew up on the ranch next to the Lambs, also lends a hand in preserving justice.

He was saved by a group three boys and a girl, all his age who referred to themselves as the Little Busters, a group dedicated to fighting evil and preserving justice.

They studied the campaign fliers at their tables, and pocketed the 1.5-ounce jars of strawberry preserves with special labels urging them to vote for Judge Bill Constangy for Superior Court ("Preserving Justice," the labels read).

He also wrote: "We must convince ourselves that in north Africa as elsewhere, we will preserve nothing that is French unless we preserve justice as well".

The question of how to preserve justice and personal integrity amid war's insanity is the central concern of Bausch's novel.

"Our challenge is how we respond to these problems, how we, working together, answer the call to protect the people's trust, reinforce freedom and preserve justice".

Tricia Perry is the Web Coordinator at the National Campaign to Restore Civil Rights, an organization that utilizes media and coalition advocacy initiatives to ensure that the courts protect and preserve justice, fairness, and opportunity for everyone.

Founded in 1985, the C.C.C.'s Web site says that it is dedicated to preserving "liberty, justice, and national safety".

It's a nice distinction, often ignored by good writers but worth preserving, remembering Justice Louis Brandeis's defense of privacy as "the right to be let alone".

Senior investigating officer Detective Chief Inspector John McDermott, said: "In her role as a recorder, judge and as a barrister, if anyone should understand the importance of preserving public justice it should be Constance Briscoe.