Sentence examples for tests of justice from inspiring English sources

Their decisions are often binding and forced, and resolutions arrived at through jirgas do not necessarily pass tests of justice or fairness.

The budget put forward by House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., which sailed through the House along partisan lines last month, "fails the basic tests of justice, compassion and a commitment to the common good," said the Wednesday letter signed by 27 Protestant bishops from around the country.

The case of the 15-year-old will be another test of justice in the largely lawless Amazon region.

Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, has called the inquiry "a test of justice for the law-enforcement organs".

His theory reverses the simple test of justice - that someone is innocent until proven guilty - and is based on nothing anyone else can check.

To put things in another way, the less the effect of publicity is contingent, the more we can doubt about its validity as a test of justice.

It was also a test of justice for survivors of victims of femicide, or the extremely violent killings of women by men in circumstances related to a victim's gender.

LONDON — A militant Islamic preacher wanted in Jordan to face terrorism charges, who is depicted by British officials as a top operative of Al Qaeda, was released on bail on Tuesday after winning the latest in seven years of legal battles that have been portrayed by his lawyers as crucial tests of British justice.

It will be a test of military justice, with 100 alleged victims expected to testify.

He told the jurors that their deliberations would be a test of the justice system.

"A legal fee must pass the test of reasonableness," Justice Ramos wrote in October.