Sentence examples for started the justice from inspiring English sources

As he started, the justice noted that Professor Feldman had once portrayed Justice Souter in a parody as the world's greatest mountaineer, yachtsman and marathon runner, but that he was utterly unpersuasive.

In court, a lawyer for Sanofi-Aventis and Bristol-Myers has argued that the accusations that started the Justice Department investigation were contrived by Mr. Sherman to scuttle the settlement deal — and to begin the concessions that enabled Apotex to start shipping the generic Plavix.

According to a report on local TV station WRAL, the brother of a state trooper killed by Mr. Golphin had to be removed from the courtroom, shouting, "Judge, you had your mind made up before this ever started!" The Racial Justice Act allows death row inmates to seek to have their sentences changed to life without parole if they can show that race was "a significant factor" in sentencing.

In 2007 the Law School started the Cold Case Justice Initiative, investigating cold cases from the civil rights era in the South.

That estimate started the gears of golf justice grinding.

Some estimates indicated that the Brotherhood's party, Freedom and Justice, started the day with nearly 50 percent of the seats awarded in the first two rounds of the vote.

Among those who happened along was a Donald Justice Prize Winner, Ned Balbo, very appropriate considering we started the whole thing with a Justice poem, a Philip Levine Prize winner, Angela Narciso Torres, and a Vassar Miller Prize winner, Gibson Fay Le-Blasc, as well as Fellows from the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg started the line of attack, by asking if a person who designs wedding invitations is also an artist, who could refuse to do business with gay customers.

When Chief Justice John Roberts started the questioning by implying the answer was no, Sotomayor reminded her colleagues that "in spite of" such reasoning, the Court has chosen to make police officers legally responsible for unconstitutional search warrants, even when executed in good faith.

Making changes to document policies was an obvious place to start, Ana Bejarano, the justice minister's chief of staff, said.

He might start with the justice's warning in Bush v. Gore about the harm being done to the impartiality of judges, then move on to the twin majority opinions in 2004 and 2006 sweeping aside President George W. Bush's attempts to usurp the authority of the law in holding and trying terrorism suspects.