Sentence examples for put to justice from inspiring English sources

"Now this government will begin to work so that the criminals are put to justice".

One Twitter user, Walid Ibrahim (@waleedib83), said that whilst he believed that Bashir should be put to justice this was not the right course of action, leaving fellow Twitter user Getachew A. Woldie, to question exactly what the right mechanism should be.

I think he needs to be put to justice, but not in that way".

The murderer of 3,000 innocent Americans was put to justice.

We love to hate him, but we'd love to watch him be put to justice even more!

The widow of a British aid worker beheaded by Islamic State has said she wants the Londoner believed to have been responsible caught alive and "put to justice".

To the contrary, that word comes from two seminal court of appeals decisions that decisively rejected the "meaningful opportunity for success" test and effectively put to rest Justice White's erroneous view of the Williams Act.

Proposals for change were put to the justice secretary – and yet in 2013 the former director of public prosecutions Keir Starmer told the Today programme: "Most victims have a pretty awful journey through the court process".

The minister, who asked journalists to make risk assessments before they cover "ongoing operations", also said: "As we have promised earlier, We are committed to make sure to an end of impunity, and all the killers of the journalists will be arrested and put to the justice".

"I formed the view that he did relish his notoriety, as counsel put to him," said Mr Justice Deeny.

Just a week before Holder spoke, an inmate in Missouri who argued that his execution should be postponed while the Supreme Court considers lethal injection was put to death after the justices declined to step in.