Sentence examples for support for justice from inspiring English sources

A tidal wave of support for Justice Chaudhry from lawyers across the country turned into a vibrant anti-Musharraf campaign.

Hayden Panettiere has pledged her support for "justice and democracy" for Ukrainian nationals as the civil crisis in the country continues to deepen.

But many wonder at the apparent disconnect between American support for justice abroad and Obama's determination to "look forward not backward" at home.

Liberal Democrats say they will review their support for justice secretary Chris Grayling's restrictions on what families and friends can send to prisoners if there is evidence that it is preventing prisoners accessing books that would help with their rehabilitation.

But, as Assembly Speaker Jack Collins ponders an 11-page letter from the Senate Judiciary Committee calling for impeachment proceedings, voices of support for Justice Verniero are emerging and raising questions about the hearings that have presented the case against him.

She requested Fox 8 News in Cleveland air the footage to garner support for justice.

So why isn't he in consideration?" Colleen Williams, a supporter from Los Angeles, said that she was there "supporting for justice".

During a discussion of policing, he rejected the notion that institutional racism was a problem for cops and denounced the "badmouthing" of law enforcement but he did voice support for criminal justice reform, even though Trump's own idea of criminal justice reform is just more aggressive policing.

Schiraldi pointed to the fact that a number of US attorneys signed onto a law enforcement leadership group that announced support for criminal justice reform last week as a sign that the Justice Department wants to shrink the incarceration rate as much as many reformers. .

Avoiding controversy does not explain, for example, this carefully convoluted sentence Ms. Miers wrote in a September 1992 column: "We have to understand and appreciate that achieving justice for all is in jeopardy before a call to arms to assist in obtaining support for the justice system will be effective".

Unfortunately, the broad, bipartisan, and timely support for Chief Justice Roberts has increasingly become the exception.