Sentence examples similar to to deploy justice from inspiring English sources

Trump fired Yates after she refused to deploy Justice Department lawyers in defense of his executive order, issued on Friday, which bans people from seven Muslim-majority countries, and refugees from anywhere in the world, from entering the United States.

"The greatest failure of President Arafat and the Palestinian Authority leadership -- a failure for which they must bear a heavy responsibility -- is their unwillingness to deploy the criminal justice system decisively to stop the suicide bombings," the report says.

One idea is that it makes sense to deploy the concept of justice not just egalitarian justice, but any justice notion only where there is a stable scheme of enforcement in place, or at least the potential for that, which only the framework of a functioning state supplies (Nagel 2005; for criticism see Cohen and Sabel 2006 and Julius 2006).

A big EU mission is beginning to deploy, with a mandate to keep control of police and justice in the territory.

Chief Justice Roberts wrote that forcing the Navy to deploy an inadequately trained antisubmarine fleet would jeopardize the safety of the fleet.

The mildly Islamist Justice and Development (AK) party, which has governed Turkey since 2002, plans to deploy a new professional army along the border with Iraq, where the PKK has havens.

The committee also expressed concern that the secret court procedures introduced by the Justice and Security Act, which comes into force in July, could be used to deploy hearsay evidence or evidence obtained through torture.

They are also easy to deploy.

The Pentagon plans to deploy 12 Ospreys.

Sergeant Bales was declared fit to deploy.

Only one left waiting to deploy.