Sentence examples for standpoint of justice from inspiring English sources

And from the standpoint of justice, the fire was welcome.

In the second half of the 20th century, however, the Christian community, especially in its ecumenical organizations, began to analyze the social problems of property and poverty from the standpoint of justice and the perspectives of the poor and oppressed.

A full hearing is one in which ample opportunity is afforded to all parties to make, by evidence and argument, a showing fairly adequate to establish the propriety or impropriety, from the standpoint of justice and law, of the step asked to be taken.

One's motive or attitude is irrelevant from the standpoint of justice.

A full analysis of global justice will also look at specific forms of human institution and agency that are likely to be relevant from the standpoint of justice.

It is compatible, moreover, with the institutions we have developed being relevant from the standpoint of justice, insofar as they help or hinder efforts to live up to the demands of global equality.

From the standpoint of distributive justice, death is not different.

The standpoint of environmental justice has become integral to environmental law in the last thirty years.

From the standpoint of internal justice, no false convictions are possible in a Westeros ruled by King Bran.

From the standpoint of social justice, what may be most remarkable about The Mark of Zorro are the scenes in which Zorro convinces Don Alejandro and his father's friends to take up arms against the corrupt governor and fight on behalf of those who can't defend themselves.

In principle, the disadvantages in welfare that the religious adherent incurs would ground a claim for compensation from the standpoint of welfarist egalitarian justice.