Sentence examples for ultimate injustice from inspiring English sources

But they may be pulled over, and they will be humiliated, and they will live in fear, because they will be forced to live with the ultimate injustice.

For Mahmoud, the ultimate injustice came when he and his son were jailed for three months on their bedraggled return to Egyptian shores for trying to leave the country illegally.

That would be the ultimate injustice.

One of the ultimate injustices of climate change is that those who have contributed to it the least are those most vulnerable to its impacts.

But for every patient waiting in pain, that can't get treatment for cancer or a heart condition or in desperation ends up paying for their operation, that patient's suffering is the ultimate social injustice.

It is the view that the Messiah's coming consists in nothing but the ultimate end of injustice (Cohen 1972 [1919], 21).

It has been an article of reformist faith in Mexico that free political choice would be the ultimate solution to corruption and injustice.

The final injustice is death, the ultimate bondage.

Then there are the legal avenues and institutions such as the public protector's office and human rights commission that – including the ultimate appeal to the constitutional court – can test, expose and challenge injustice and the infringement of rights.

We characterize the ethical issues in terms of environmental injustice because those who might live in the future are the ultimate socially disempowered group.

It's now a museum that tells Crandall's compelling story, including her ultimate vindication — the state awarded her a pension in 1886 in acknowledgment of the earlier injustice.