Sentence examples for voice justice from inspiring English sources

"To the extent that the Council passed a local law amending the Charter and the Council represents the people, it may be considered that the vox populi, which secured the initiated legislation, changed its own voice," Justice Arthur E. Blyn of State Supreme Court wrote in the lower-court decision in 1987.

"The Stone" Phillip chose to face the Dave Matthews comparisons head-on with a Dave Matthews song, but it didn't really do his voice justice, especially when he was sharing the stage with an awesome saxophonist and violinist.

That other brave and bold action to over turn the Emergency Manager Law was taken by 28 Michigan citizens who were presented with the Maurice Sugar Voice for Justice Award by the Sugar Law Center for Economic and Social Justice during a special "Essential Advocacy for Community Justice" reception in November.

"That's uncool," someone said, and "That is so uncool," another affirmed, the voice of justice itself, nasal and uncomplicated.

Ideas of misunderstanding, place, voice, social justice and loss recur throughout these works.

All who worked with this committed advocate for women will miss his leadership and voice for justice.

Juror 7, my fellow historian, the eloquent voice for justice, sat at the corner of the table to my left, where she had sat for four days.

Mr. Gore effusively praised Mr. Bradley for his "high ideals," adding, "There is no more passionate voice for justice and equality in all of America".

And my job — our job — as I see it, is to patiently endure and to be that voice of justice, never tiring, until change eventually happens!

His attitude, as a performer, as a voice for justice and reason and peace, tonight seems that of a calm if besieged martyr.

"Wilmington was occupied, and I was a recent law school graduate who saw Jim as a clarion voice for justice and one of great civil rights leaders of my generation.