Sentence examples for whose justice from inspiring English sources

It portrays him as a patriarchal ruler whose justice and liberality were available to all.

But whose justice, exactly the human sort or the judgment which all Christians, indeed almost all monotheists, ultimately expect from God?

'God is not sleeping,' he said, 'and justice must prevail.' 'Today, Trevor,' said an American boxing writer wearily, 'I'd believe anything.' But whose justice?

Romania was one of only two members of the EU whose justice system continued to be closely monitored by the organization.

Ryan's budget resolutions speak mainly of overbearing government and free individuals acting in a private sector whose justice is never questioned.

No date has been set for his trial, nor is it clear whether he will be tried in Libya, whose justice system is in disarray, or by the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

Motivation also sprang from their deep antipathy toward the Florida Supreme Court, all of whose justices were appointed by Democratic governors.

The fact that it will be held at a magistrates court, whose justices and district judges are regarded as harder to sway than a jury, might save Barton an appearance in the dock himself.

Slipping that thought into a case about the treatment of a Christian student group reminded some of a technique perfected by Justice William J. Brennan Jr., whose fellow justices were wary of his "time bombs".

The justice system is headed by a Supreme Court, whose chief justice is appointed by the head of state on the advice of the prime minister.

Even Mr. Obama's attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr., whose Justice Department has pursued five of the six cases, was surprised by news reports pointing out that the number of cases was unprecedented, colleagues said.