Sentence examples for title justice from inspiring English sources

He is currently working on a project with the tentative title Justice as Reciprocity and on a book with the expected title The Birth of Social Justice.

Although he described the Constitution as a "dead" document whose meaning could not change, he nevertheless took a very lively approach to how he chose to interpret it, a habit that earned him the dubious title "Justice of Contradictions" from one legal scholar.

This device will do all of those titles justice.

Title: Environmental Justice: A Divided Future?

The title of Justice Scalia's talk was "Mullahs of the West: Judges as Moral Arbiters".

"The title is 'Justice,' but in a way its subject is citizenship".

The title "chief justice of the United States" is not in the Constitution, and neither was it in the first Judiciary Act by which Congress organized the federal courts.

After a false start in which he gave the war in Afghanistan the theological title Infinite Justice, President Bush rechristened it Enduring Freedom.

The "original, foundational" core of Title VII, Justice Kennedy wrote, prohibits intentional discrimination against individuals on the basis of race — "disparate treatment," in the legal jargon.

"A determination by a court that the school district acted reasonably in relation to these complaints" in the context of Title IX, Justice Ginsburg reasoned, was probably sufficient to dispose of the parents' Section 1983 claim as well.

The green paper given the Orwellian title of "Justice and Security" is the direct result of the exposure in the courts of MI5 and MI6 knowledge of, and in some cases connivance in, abuse and torture by foreign intelligence agencies, including the CIA.