Sentence examples for yield justice from inspiring English sources

Some international legal rights groups have expressed doubts that a legal process created by the Americans and controlled by Iraqis and Americans can yield justice in a political climate as charged as Iraq's.

"Arbitrary time limits yield arbitrary justice," he said recently.

Psychometric testing based of the subscale items of safety and justice yielded a KR20 of 0.93 and 0.92, respectively, attesting to the reliability of the subscales (items are included in the Additional file 1).

As such, at some point short of the last commutation the demands of mercy must yield to those of justice.

Accordingly, the democrat will expect the formal constraint of justice to yield equal distribution to all, whereas the aristocrat will take for granted that the best citizens are entitled to more than the worst.

India wants satisfaction on the terrorism issue; Pakistan wants "justice" on the Kashmir issue and sees terrorism as a way to force India to yield ground.

Justice Stephen Breyer, who wrote the majority opinion, has often expressed the concern that when Justices yield to ideological temptation, they become "junior-varsity politicians".

Roosevelt was convinced that in his fight with the Supreme Court he "lost the battle but won the war," because one justice finally yielded, swinging the court with him.

Overall, variables in the criminal justice domain yielded the largest increase in (( varDelta {R}_{adj}^2 )= 0.072; 95%CI 0.044, 0.113).

WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday said it will hear oral arguments on April 28 on whether states can ban gay marriage, addressing a hot social issue in what promises to yield one of the justices' most important rulings of the year.

This is no time to yield the arguments about international justice to the pessimists.