Sentence examples for yes justice from inspiring English sources
Jones states: "There's barely one iconic crime from the postwar years that has persuaded the country that, yes, justice has been done," and goes on to list a number of high-profile cases, but does not mention the great mafia trial led by the magistrates Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, which led to the convictions of hundreds of criminals.
There's barely one iconic crime from the post-war years that has persuaded the country that, yes, justice has been done: the murder of Pier Paolo Pasolini, the Ustica crash, the Bologna railway station bombing, the Piazza Fontana atrocity, the Monster of Florence murders, the murder of Luigi Calabresi, the "caso Cogne" … none has ever been satisfactorily, convincingly resolved.
"Oh, yes," Justice Stevens said.
"Being administrative law professors, yes," Justice Breyer said, eliciting laughter from the lecture hall.
Yes, justice has been selective.
Yes, justice is relentless, but it can take a very long time to catch up with you.
We must settle for nothing less than a united world saying no to sexual violence and yes to justice, fairness and peace.
Gove (yes, our justice secretary!) says 5.2 million are coming here by 2020, causing 57% more A&E hospital admissions, and costing £400m more in maternity services.
She asked Jameel Jaffer, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents the plaintiffs, if he had evidence "to suggest that those journalists have simply not gotten information from third parties that they otherwise would have gotten?" He said yes, and Justice Kagan continued.
This week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court itself (yes, including Justice Ziegler), clearly having noticed, even sent a truly remarkable letter to Governor Doyle unanimously endorsing the concept of judicial public financing.
