Sentence examples for producing justice from inspiring English sources

There is little doubt that the government interfered and was more interested in taming its own military than producing justice.

"Since the Greeks, we know that drama produces emotional catharsis, but that isn't the best instrument for producing justice," he said.

What then should be the mechanism for producing justice, not just peace, for the victims of such violence?

I believe that justice produces justice, and injustice injustice".

From Tom Kitchin to Martin Wishart and Andrew Fairlie, Scotland has produced some masters in the kitchen, who really do its produce justice.

Lord Judge concluded: "We have to face the reality that if the adversarial system does not produce justice – that is, justice to everyone involved in the process – it will have to be re-examined, and it should be re-examined.

More recently he discovered, nurtured and produced Justice, whose heady, rock-inspired nu-disco is wildly popular, and hailed as some of the most inventive and listenable electronic music of the day.

The case produced Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes's famous 1919 ruling that sometimes speech poses a "clear and present danger" of causing an evil that Congress has the right to prevent.

Soldiers have taken law enforcement roles at the federal and state levels, and when they torture people, they are judged by military courts, which rarely produce justice in such cases, Amnesty says.

It still has a chance to produce justice for some of the masterminds of one of the worst mass slaughters of the 20th century, and to document how ethnic conflict in Africa, no less than in the Balkans, is a product not of ancient, inscrutable hatreds but of calculated tyranny.

Civil dominium is a phenomenon based on Original Sin, and is therefore unlikely to produce justice per se.