Sentence examples for required justice from inspiring English sources

But nothing required Justice to build a bridge over this particular River Kwai.

Nevertheless, the "serious, objective risk of actual bias" required Justice Benjamin to recuse himself, and his failure to do so endangered the plaintiff's due process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment, Justice Kennedy said.

Professor Hazard, who said he was not aware of a Supreme Court justice ever stepping down from a death penalty case, said he did not believe the law required Justice Scalia to disqualify himself, either.

In a letter in response and in his first press conference since the killings, Duarte said the case was "atrocious" and required justice.

He said before the Cuban American National Foundation and in an early op-ed column in the Miami Herald that political prisoners in Cuba required justice, that a goal of U.S. policy was to make Cuban families less dependent on the Castro regime, and that efforts by Cuba's government to liberalize its system would be met by steps to help solidify openings into lasting change.

But the 1985 law required Justice Alice Schlesinger to take some additional steps.

"Many people don't have the documents that Arizona requires," Justice Sonia Sotomayor said.

The issue is important enough to be a priority in a system which requires justice especially for the most vulnerable of children.

But Microsoft's strength in Washington combined with Google's missteps there may have jeopardized a deal that — because it is a business partnership and not a merger — did not even require Justice approval in the first place.

But those are all imperfect fits, because they are all poor defensive outfielders; trading for Cordero, for instance, would require Justice to play left field more than the Yankees want, with Cordero serving as designated hitter.

These are activities that require justice; that is, all of us contributing our fair share to being a good society.