Sentence examples for reduce justice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khatami said Mr. Ahmadinejad's economic policies were overly focused on small development projects in rural areas and that it was not "right to reduce justice to economic justice".

Plans to award legal aid contracts to the lowest bidders following criticisms it would reduce justice to a "factory mentality" were scrapped after fears were raised that price-competitive tendering for legal aid would allow multinational firms to provide justice at the cheapest cost.

An important service delivery issue is understanding how engagement and retention in care can reduce justice outcomes.

This study illustrates how program participation affects individual level factors in terms of changes in the individual with a constructive impact on reduced drug use and reduced justice involvement.

Well, in America the unfettered press has not reduced justice to a joke.

The rapper had previously criticised the coverage of Zimmerman's trial, complaining to Hot 97 that TV networks were reducing justice to "entertainment".

For instance, Mitton et al. (2007) found that a community-based alternative to incarceration for mentally ill offenders reduced justice system complaints, charges and court appearances between 84% and 91%.

In the criminal justice discipline, studies reiterate the importance of program quality to reduce negative justice outcomes of arrest and incarceration in justice-involved individuals (Lowenkamp and Latessa 2005; Lipsey 2009).

The Delaware Coalition for Health and Justice implemented a Coalition-building strategy to design interventions and streamline systems to promote health and reduce criminal justice contact for sex workers.

Sadiq Khan, the shadow justice secretary, said: "Although I welcome reports the Tory-led government is about to abandon parts of its half-baked plans for criminal legal aid, I fear mark two will still deny access to justice to millions whilst reducing our justice system to a two-tier one with only the wealthy being able to secure a fair trial.

Past economies, particularly the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Prosecution of Offenders Act 2012 (Laspo), it says, have reduced the justice system to a state of crisis with hundreds of thousands of people being deprived of the legal support.