Sentence examples for rendered justice from inspiring English sources

My sense is the passage of time — as well as bungling and inconsistencies — has rendered justice impossible in the Hariri murder.

I'm not confident that they really rendered justice or a sense of fairness … I do have regrets about the impact on her".

In "U.S. Illusions in Lebanon" (column, The New York Times on the Web, Dec. 14), Roger Cohen expresses concern that "the passage of time — as well as bungling and inconsistencies — has rendered justice impossible in the Hariri murder," referring to the 2005 assassination of Lebanon's former prime minister, Rafik Hariri.

A woman will be required to show her face "as long as the service is being rendered," Justice Minister Stéphanie Vallée said ahead of the vote where the measure passed on Wednesday morning.

A trial is held to render justice.

No doubt it is a far easier thing to assign blame than to render justice.

Yet finding a mechanism to investigate and render justice has proven challenging.

"It does not render justice to the victims, but rather fosters vengeance".

French authorities have been trying since 1995 to render justice to the survivors.

Transcendence may never be achievable, as is rendering "justice" to the hundreds of thousands of victims.

The purpose of a trial, wrote Arendt, should be "to render justice, and nothing else".