Sentence examples for rendering justice to from inspiring English sources

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

I was reading Mahatma Gandhi's autobiography this weekend (really) and he wrote: "We win justice quickest by rendering justice to the other party".

And a film that, as a result, to borrow Godard's expression, is not just a film, but a just film, rendering justice to the dead and honor to the survivors.

"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.

The report was commissioned as part of an effort by the French authorities to render justice to survivors, and Jewish leaders in France generally praised it.

Like almost everybody else in Israel, he believed that only a Jewish court could render justice to Jews, and that it was the business of Jews to sit in judgment on their enemies.

"What we are interested in," he said, "is to render justice to the Cambodian people".Meanwhile Mr Hun Sen, who over 28 years has established himself as the longest-serving elected leader in South-East Asia, was staying tight-lipped.

"As long as the ruling party does not accept the truth to be exposed, and does not accept to render justice to the Cambodian people through voting, we will not participate in any form of government or any form of arrangement with the ruling party, because it is a matter of principle," Mr. Sam Rainsy said Sunday.

Peter Armbruster described it in words that clearly allude to two major aspects of the intriguing life of nuclear physicist Lise Meitner (pictured): "to render justice to a victim of German racism and to credit in fairness a scientific life and work"3.

To grant him the relief which he seeks is to render justice; to execute him at this juncture without more -- is to deny it.