Sentence examples for shape of justice from inspiring English sources

The confirmation of Elena Kagan (her hearings also started today) will not change anything much either, since she is replacing another reliable liberal, in the shape of Justice John Paul Stevens.

I, too, will mold America into the shape of justice and peace.

Firstly, in the shape of "Da Funk" Daft Punk showcased their inherent gift for fusing dancefloor swagger with a metallic crunch—something that would come to define the French electronic scene that followed them, best personified perhaps in the shape of Justice.

Fifteen minutes later the same English justice system – in the formidable shape of Mrs Justice Gloster – gave Berezovsky an almighty and devastating kick up the backside.

Xavier is leant over Gaspard's plate, helping him mould his steak tartare into the shape of the Justice crucifix.

As O'Connor recognized, the political nature of the contests for these jobs shape the quality of justice in the states.

A love of order also shaped the principles of justice, with death and marriage the main engines of house keeping, the former being set aside exclusively for the morally dubious, the latter a reward withheld until the final page.

The organization's founder, Bill Wiley, a Canadian war-crimes investigator who has worked on several high-profile international tribunals, had grown frustrated with the geopolitical red tape that often shapes the pursuit of justice.

Because an estimated 80 percent of felony defendants in large states are too poor to hire their own lawyers, and because the case is being watched around the nation, the case has the potential to alter the shape of the criminal justice system.

The growing call for prison reform raises many questions about the shape of our criminal justice system, but its literal shape its physical structure is often forgotten in these discussions.

He added: "It is beyond my understanding how communicating that information between professional police officers is, in any way, shape or form, perverting the course of justice.