Sentence examples for promised justice from inspiring English sources
The authorities promised justice to Eduardo's parents.
"We stood there and we promised: Justice will be served".
He was going to heal the wounds, he promised justice and no persecution.
Mr Gon zalez promised "justice" rather than vengeance, but Mr Cubas clearly did not believe him.
When President Mohamed Morsi came to power he promised justice to the victims' families.
The good died young, the wicked prospered; where was the promised justice?
The legal system promises justice but demands evidence "beyond a reasonable doubt". When the truth of events can never be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, the legal system can't deliver on its promise of justice.
Re "In First Comments on Case, Bush Promises Justice in Military Investigation of Civilian Deaths" (news article, June 1): Once again, Americans are waking up to the reality of war.
"By the way, this procedure has nothing to do with exonerating the wrongfully convicted, as the court soothingly promises," Justice Scalia wrote in a footnote, referring to the collection of DNA from people under arrest.
The Archbishop said: "To all who have been or are being dehumanised by the tyranny and cruelty of a Herod or an ISIS, a Herod of today, God's judgment comes as good news, because it promises justice".
But the Brotherhood's populist Islamism, which promises justice and equity, and empowerment of the individual in religion and politics, does resonate with the many unemployed and restless young Saudis.
