Sentence examples for terms of justice from inspiring English sources

Why isn't the American dream ever spoken of in terms of justice, equality, freedom and responsibility?

Convicting only Serbs simply doesn't make sense in terms of justice, in terms of reality, or in terms of politics.

Yet, for all that, the notion of "hate crimes" is flawed, and not only in terms of justice.

"Absolutely nothing has been delivered in terms of justice for the many thousands of victims in East Timor," he said recently at the United Nations.

"In terms of justice, it's something that has to be addressed," said Leslie Lefkow, a researcher with the New York-based group Human Rights Watch.

They can try to persuade the rest of us that our social arrangements, in the most basic respects — in terms of justice, equality, liberty, and the like — are "hanging together" harmoniously or not.

A lot. QUESTION FROM DANIEL: What are your views on limiting the terms of justices?

Emerging evidence suggests that the appraisal of pain and disability in terms of justice-related themes contributes to adverse pain outcomes.

"I recognize the need to empower judges and to uphold the discretion that judges have in particular circumstances, and (will be) looking more fundamentally or broadly at the criminal justice system in terms of restorative justice and rehabilitation," she said.

The aftermath offers instructive insights on how activists might craft short-term and long-term visions of justice that can avert the trends of racial progress and relapse.

At the same time, Callicles is interestingly reluctant to describe his 'superior' man as possessing justice [dikaiosunê], a virtue which we might have expected him to redefine in terms of the justice of nature.