Sentence examples for this type of justice from inspiring English sources

Although my fellow liberals may not win every case with this type of justice, if we continue to make one's preconceived positions on issues the defining characteristic on new members of the court, I fear for the integrity of the justice system.

The latest manifestation of this type of justice on the cheap is the idea of granting injunctions (civil proceedings) to restrain "gang-related violence" under sections 34-50 of the Police and Crime Act 2009 with a power of arrest for breach of the injunction.

The stress associated with this type of justice involvement following release from prison brings a host of anxieties, the most prominent of which may be the possibility of returning to incarceration.

It is this type of justice, consideration for others' rights, and a deep will for peace, that Caliphate is truly defined by.

This type of justice has been quoted in articles to be related to Aristotelian notion of fairness in a transaction which holds that the intrinsic worth of something has to be matched by a proportionate requital either in kind or in pecuniary terms [ 4, 19].

"Cara, if anyone tries to tell you this is the type of justice your grandpa would embrace, don't you believe it".

"Cara, if anyone tries to tell you this is the type of justice your grandpa would embrace, don't you believe it," Mrs. Cuomo publicly instructed her daughter at a ceremony the same day on Capitol Hill.

A front-page article on June 27 about conservatives who cite Justice Anthony M. Kennedy as the type of justice they do not want appointed to the Supreme Court referred incorrectly to the creation of the Judicial Confirmation Network, a conservative advocacy group.

AN EYE for an eye, or at any rate a death for a death, is the type of justice that most states still embrace.

The ad argued that there had been no genocide and that the type of justice unfolding in the courts could damage the ongoing peace process and lead to more violence.

The prime minister raised more fears when he announced that he favours the type of justice practised by the Taliban, the strict Islamists who now run most of neighbouring Afghanistan.