Sentence examples for reference to justice from inspiring English sources

This was almost certainly a reference to Justice, who will make $7 million next season.

The reference to Justice Anthony Scalia, who is Italian-American, jarred some of the lawyers.

He began to draw reference to Justice Clarence Thomas of the Supreme Court, how Thomas takes positions that some civil rights groups disagree with.

However, on the other hand, Naurin refers to evidence from Eliasoph (1998: 7) suggesting in the case of activists that while in backroom conversations they tend to express themselves with reference to justice and common good concerns, shifting to a front stage context also increases their use of self-regarding arguments.

It was a reference to Justice David Souter, a Republican appointee who disappointed conservatives during his 19 years on the court by frequently siding with liberals.

But Mr. Gonzales has repeatedly declined to say that his remarks were not in reference to Justice Owen.

Some of Mr Pairin's supporters say that his frequent references to "justice", "rights" and "degradation" are code words meant to tap into any pro-Anwar sentiment.

Still, it's noteworthy that the federal appeals court's carefully crafted opinion was stippled with references to Justice Kennedy's opinions, and echoed his talk of "dignity," as if to love-bomb the swing-voting Justice into acquiescence.

That would account for both the mild tone of the dissent and for the majority's many uncritical references to Justice O'Connor's earlier redistricting opinions from which the other four had, in fact, dissented.

When we speak of justice as a virtue, we are usually referring to a trait of individuals, even if we conceive the justice of individuals as having some (grounding) reference to social justice.

– reference to frontier justice is anyone's guess – though the fact that Bush appointees thought up the operation in the first place makes me think it was the latter.