Sentence examples for worry about justice from inspiring English sources

"We don't have to worry about justice, we'll let God take care of it," one woman says.

FROM one end of former Yugoslavia to the other, people are worrying about justice.

"But at least we can relax now and don't have to worry about whether justice will be served".

There is inescapable tension between the propriety of giving defendants opportunities to prove their innocence and the injustice of keeping them on death row for decades.Yet there is good reason to worry about a justice system that delays executions (or any punishment, for that matter) for so long.

Set aside any moral or political concerns you may have about rising income inequality — worries about poverty, justice, undue political influence or even social mobility.

This newspaper is also worried about Lord Justice Leveson's proposals for a "backstop regulator" that would step in if news organisations did not join the new body.

"At some point, you have to worry about meting out justice, rather than just keeping up statistics".

Last year we worried about worrying.

Because of that, I've had the great fortune of never having to worry about our broken criminal justice system.

Britain's High Court ruled in October that it could not stop the extradition to Romania of a man wanted for stealing ten chickens.Pressure groups such as Fair Trials International worry about the standard of justice in some of the countries to which suspects are being fast-tracked.

Even though Washington is about to turn its back on progress, there is still hope for those who worry about rising inequality, social justice, and sustainability.