Sentence examples for unjust by from inspiring English sources

The colonial society which I grew up in was unjust by 21st-century standards, but it was not brutal as Zimbabwe is today.

And this doesn't even include the numerous documentaries on the subject, including The Last of the Unjust, by Shoah director Claude Lanzmann, and Night Will Fall, which introduced the world to German Concentration Camps Factual Survey.

A22 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 9/11 Victims Fund Found Unjust by Officials Officials with Cantor Fitzgerald, which lost more people than any other company at the World Trade Center a year ago, have concluded that the federal fund meant to compensate families of Sept. 11 victims is unfair, violates several laws and threatens to shortchange the firm's 658 families.

They can complain that they are required to go along with institutions that are unjust by their lights.

Daniels, Kennedy, and Kawachi (2000) propose to decide when health inequalities are unjust by appeal to Rawls' (1971) theory of justice.

Feminists, however, at least according to popular discourse, are ready to both adopt a broad account of what justice for women would require and interpret everyday situations as unjust by the standards of that account.

She accepted only female students, proclaiming, "A woman's career is blocked by lack of openings, by unjust male competition, by prejudice and, not least, by inadequate salary and recognition".

Think carefully about the answer because on it may well depend the authenticity of our own lives and the happiness of many who are even now crippled by unjust systems, blinded by their untruths and fooled into believing that, for them, God wants it that way.

As functional extensions of the divine will, they sometimes intervene in human affairs by rewarding the faithful and punishing the unjust or by saving the weak, who are in need of help, and destroying the wicked, who unjustly persecute their fellow creatures.

The military commissions have been denounced as unjust both by America's closest allies (including, this week, Britain) and by the soldier lawyers appointed to defend the first batch of detainees.

Seselj responded to these criticisms by praising the verdict as a victory for innocent Serbs facing unjust prosecution by Western legal institutions, and pledged to continue his campaign for a parliamentary seat in the April 24 Serbian lower house elections.