Sentence examples for unjust process from inspiring English sources
Nozick's lack of specification and explanation has mislead commentators such as Cohen into thinking that, for Nozick, any not unjust process that results in C's possession of H generates or conveys an entitlement for C over H. "'[J]ust steps, for Nozick, are human actions that are free of injustice…" (Cohen 1995: 39).
And that is the point the book makes: that we have all been made complicit in this dreary yet shockingly unjust process.
"The minister's situation... is exactly the kind of situation that many other Canadians are facing right now because of this unjust process," Josh Paterson, executive director of the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, said at a press conference, as it launched the legal challenge alongside the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers.
Indeed, where possessions have been acquired through unjust processes, purposive takings may be required to restore rightful possession.
Although this sort of criticism rests on the mistaken idea that, for Nozick, just processes are simply not unjust processes, it does highlight how little Nozick does offer in the way of a positive account of the nature and power of entitlement generating or conveying processes.
Consequently, some clients deemed the rationing process inequitable, unjust, and unfair.
She told a crowd of about 150 supporters that the court process was unjust.
Hernan Chaparro Melo, a pollster, said, "With 57percentt of the people continuing to believe the election process is unjust, we are entering difficult times".
Most people feel that a heterogeneous class is better than a homogeneous one, and the fact that this makes it harder to get in does not mean that the process is unjust.
Last week, Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi said through a spokesman that she viewed the election process as "unjust" and that she felt that the party should not take part.
Cohen thinks that, since nothing within this transfer process is unjust, Nozick is committed to the transfer being just and entitlement conveying and, hence, is committed to the implausible conclusion that C would acquire a just claim to the rolling pin.
