Sentence examples for protecting justice from inspiring English sources

We voted because we believed that President Obama knows the importance of protecting justice and equality for all Americans.

"Private property is constitutionally protected," Justice Willett wrote, "and a private enterprise cannot acquire condemnation power merely by checking boxes on a one-page form".

In the Catholic case it meant succumbing to the old (and ongoing) danger of defending the church for some while losing the nerve to protect justice for all.

Dai Qing, a Beijing journalist and social activist, said the cases of the toddler and the near drowning raised two issues: "The first one is that China's law has proved again and again that it cannot protect justice.

In the dark and steely eyes of that old man who challenged me as to the sins of my own faith I can't help thinking that I was catching a glimpse of John Denham's most important theme last night; a lesson that my church would have done well to learn long before the Shoah: don't look to government alone when there is so much you can do to protect justice, liberty and cohesion yourselves.

"Nonetheless despite the Government's efforts, the Court of Appeal has defended principles prohibiting torture and protecting open justice that are essential to the rule of law".

One Iowa purchased ads to defend against NOM's commercials in 2009 and early 2010, but did not put any money toward protecting the justices in the fall of 2010.

"Equitable access to justice means ensuring that all children are served and protected by justice systems," said Marie-Pierre Poirier, UNICEF Regional Director for Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.

Justice for children is an approach which seeks to ensure that children are better served and protected by justice systems.

"We need to protect our justice system," he said.

The audit faulted the main agencies that protect federal justice officials.