Sentence examples for young justice from inspiring English sources

And of course, each one comes with a toy (Young Justice action figures and plastic animals are currently featured).

Justice Stevens stumbled slightly, and the waiting crowd held its breath as the new young justice helped him regain his balance.

"If you were healthy and young," Justice Alito implied, "why should you be made to bear the burden of the sick and old?" The answer to these questions, when posed in this way, is clear.

He shows no sign of yielding in his opposition to the Ibarretxe plan, and Juan Fernando López Aguilar, his bright young justice minister, says firmly, "The Socialist Party will never accept self-determination for any part of Spain".

Still, the bureau's only activities of note in the ensuing 20 years were the anti-Communist raids of the 1920's, when Hoover, then a young Justice attorney, supervised its drive against hundreds of suspected radicals, including Emma Goldman.

In a startling example of the rift, Mikhail Saakashvili, the young justice minister, stood before a meeting of government ministers on Wednesday and angrily accused several of them of profiting from corruption.

Recent Republican presidents have rediscovered the benefits of naming young justices.

Presidents are incentivized to pick young justices so they can serve longer terms and thanks to modern medicine extending lifespans, those terms are getting longer all the time.

Kagan uses the same trainer as Ginsburg, and when the younger Justice struggles with fifteen-pound curls the trainer says, "C'mon!

But there is still plenty to learn on the way from being a strong younger Justice to being a great, precedent-defining one.

"Clarence Thomas is good for another 50 years," Senator Arlen Specter, a Pennsylvania Republican on the Judiciary Committee, said of the youngest justice, who is 51.