Sentence examples for return to justice from inspiring English sources

French friends saluted him with bouquets and goodbye dishes this week even as Ms. Maddux's family maintained their long vigil for his return to justice.

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.

Only a complete restoration of the rule of law at all U.S.-run prisons can achieve a return to justice and American values".

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

Returning to Justice Roberts's concerns about villains with two phones: if he is in fact unaware of how common that behavior is – he certainly didn't watch Breaking Bad – then that suggests a major gap in his understanding of society.

To understand how all this happened, it's worth returning to Justice Anthony Kennedy's opinion in Citizens United, and the political system the court envisioned.

Under the old non-EU criminal justice procedures, his return to face justice in France took over 10 years.

Denying that Abū Muslim was dead, the sect predicted that he would return to spread justice throughout the world.

The memory of the charismatic Musa Sadr resonates among Shiites, whose faith includes a belief that their 12th imam has been hidden for more than a thousand years and will return to bring justice to the world.

What happens next will depend on the outcome of next year's general election.Leo Watkins of Enders Analysis, a research firm, suggests a Labour or Labour-led government would be hardest on the press: it might, for example, return to Lord Justice Leveson's idea of involving Ofcom, a fierce broadcast watchdog, in policing the papers.

• To the Editor: It is all well and good to write about "A Return to American Justice" (editorial, Nov. 14), which was about the many ways a civilian trial will be a step forward from the justice dispensed during the last eight years.