Sentence examples for return of justice from inspiring English sources

On Thursday evening, exiled Yemeni President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi arrived in Aden, the temporary capital of the war-wrenched country, saying: "The hour of victory is close and the return of justice is nearing that will lead to the triumph of the will of the Yemeni people".

The one we're probably most excited for is the triumphant return of Justice, who will be playing their first NYC DJ set in two years (it's been almost three years since their last NYC performance) in anticipation of their upcoming album release on October 25, out on Ed Banger / Because / Elektra / VICE.

The return of Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry and other Supreme Court judges would likely reopen challenges to Mr. Musharraf's position as president and questions about the legality of his imposition of emergency rule in November.

One encouraging sign for Washington was the role played in the crisis by the army chief, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, who let Mr. Zardari know that he could not rely on soldiers to confront the protesters who were threatening to descend on Islamabad to demand the return of Chief Justice Chaudhry.

NBC's nostalgia is centered on "American Bandstand" in the early 60's with its family drama "American Dreams," but even NBC is developing a made-for-television movie "Hunter: Return to Justice," reviving the exploits of the 1980's television detective Rick Hunter.

The Court of Appeals ordered the case returned to Justice Robert G. Seewald of State Supreme Court in the Bronx.

The public is anti-American, yes, but they're also anti-Taliban, and they've been out in the streets campaigning for the return of their Chief Justice, the only popular movement in support of the secular rule of law that I'm aware of in the world.

It is a powerful call for a return to the principles of justice in the United States.

Later that evening, the judge returned to the Courts of Justice to give his decision.

The class-action, he confesses, will probably take five years and a return to the European court of justice before it is resolved.

These attacks will mean a return to the widespread miscarriages of justice of the 1970s.