Sentence examples for thinking of justice from inspiring English sources

"They are thinking of justice," Mr. Leon said.

Assuming that we are thinking of justice in terms of retribution and the just deserts for murderers include being put to death, does a murderer who thinks of his death as martyrdom deserve to be killed?

"We know that the outside atmosphere affects the thinking of justices," Witeck said.

And he shows how the thinking of individual justices has reflected — or, in some cases, repudiated — sentiments abroad in the nation at large.

What is more, McCorvey's personal story had little impact on the thinking of the justices of the United States Supreme Court who fashioned the relief in Roe v. Wade.

She said that while some experts believe Congress could pass legislation to restore some of the old rules, that is not the thinking of retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who was on the court when the case was argued and sided with the minority.

He urges us to '…start thinking about what demands of justice will be in the post-genetic revolutionary society' (Farrelly 2004).

I have been doing a lot of thinking about justice since beginning this year with the intention of making it a year of living justly ("The Year of Just Living" - Ron Nikkel, Huffington Post; January 20 , 2013.

In the same vein as that sketched out with regard to the dynamics of thinking, justice is in the just man, and the just man is in justice.

JUSTICE BREYER: What he's thinking of is this: I think Justice Scalia is thinking, I suspect, of — imagine a tax which says, this tax, amount Y, goes to purpose X, which will pay for half of purpose X.

Hayek has an important point, but his core concern is the "mirage" of thinking that justice requires rewarding people for supplying inputs rather than for supplying outputs.