Sentence examples for view of justice from inspiring English sources

The difference is in the view of justice.

"People were hoping their view of justice would be served, and it wasn't," Dr. Hunt said.

"Bush's view of justice is not the right view," says a third.

He and his deputies argue that he has pursued a holistic, humane view of justice that is not reflected in his conviction rates.

Nawaz Sharif, who was ousted as prime minister last month by yet another military coup, also had a mafia don's view of justice.

"Senator Ashcroft is not the right man to help President Bush build a single nation of justice, for his view of justice, were it the law of the land, would divide Americans even more sharply".

Black advocated a narrow role of interpretation for justices, opposing a view of justices as social engineers or rewriters of the Constitution.

Some differences in the views of Justice Marshall — who once described his legal philosophy as, "You do what you think is right and let the law catch up" — and of his former clerk are striking.

Utilitarian, prioritarian, and egalitarian views of justice and benevolence would, therefore, give considerable weight to the needs of potential recipients.

Perhaps best known among these is the claim that egalitarian views of justice are motivated by envy.

I say "division" here, but different views of justice and democracy will convey very different conceptions of the relation between the two (see Christiano 1996, Lakoff 1996).