Sentence examples for section of justice from inspiring English sources

Or, perhaps my bias emerged while reading this section of Justice While Black.

You can buy hair clips, headbands, ponytail holders, doughnut buns, and so much more at Claire's or the jewelry section of Justice.

While distributive energy justice as applied to conventional energy contexts focuses primarily on burden/benefit distributions, our study presents an alternative conceptualisation, in line with capability-centred justice (the 'Energy justice and the capability approach' section), of distributive justice in a small-scale decentralised energy context.

"I think the law enforcement profession has learned that the devil is in all of these details, and the special litigation section of the justice department has learned that as well.

A royal commission in the territory might well go some way toward highlighting what we already know at the core of our dark national heart, but are loth to admit: a non-Indigenous assumption, seeded in the colonies, that black lives are of lesser value, still shamefully thrives in sections of our justice, law and order, and political systems.

FOR THE RECORD: Sheriff's Department: An article in the June 7 LATExtra section about the obstruction of justice trial of six Los Angeles Sheriff's Department officials misspelled the first name of one of the defendants, Maricela Long, as Maricella.

Section 1621 forbids perjury, and Section 1505 prohibits the obstruction of justice.

Section 3 focuses on questions of justice and fairness in public health ethics.

In an immensely influential section of his A Theory of Justice he introduced the metaphors of the social and natural lotteries (for a brief overview over Rawls' appeal to luck and the legacy of this appeal, see Knight and Stemplowska 2011, 2-9).

He granted a certificate under section 12 of the Administration of Justice Act 1969, allowing the claimant to "leapfrog" the Court of Appeal and proceed directly to the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, who (unlike the Court of Appeal) would have power to overrule the decision in Stanton if it was wrong.

The criminal justice section of the American Bar Association adopted new guidelines recently suggesting that the laws need to be re-examined.