17 sentences with 'justice'

Example sentences and phrases with the word justice and other words derived from it.

• « She sought justice, but only found injustice. »
justice: She sought justice, but only found injustice.
• « Social justice is a value that seeks equity and equality for all people. »
justice: Social justice is a value that seeks equity and equality for all people.
• « In the court of justice, the judge issues a fair and equitable sentence. »
justice: In the court of justice, the judge issues a fair and equitable sentence.
• « The lawyer has been fighting for people's rights for years. She likes to seek justice. »
justice: The lawyer has been fighting for people's rights for years. She likes to seek justice.
• « Equality and justice are fundamental values for building a fairer and more equitable world. »
justice: Equality and justice are fundamental values for building a fairer and more equitable world.
• « The king who ruled the country was very respected by his subjects and governed with justice. »
justice: The king who ruled the country was very respected by his subjects and governed with justice.
• « The political philosopher reflected on the nature of power and justice in a complex society. »
justice: The political philosopher reflected on the nature of power and justice in a complex society.
• « Social justice is a concept that seeks to ensure equity and equality of opportunity for all. »
justice: Social justice is a concept that seeks to ensure equity and equality of opportunity for all.
• « Although the story was sad, we learned a valuable lesson about the value of freedom and justice. »
justice: Although the story was sad, we learned a valuable lesson about the value of freedom and justice.
• « Although he was a tireless advocate of reason and justice, it is also important to note the ambiguities of Voltaire's philosophy. »
• « For example, when the French Revolution began in the late 1780s, a whole generation of men and women were able to express shared ideas about justice and politics in the official French language. »
• « In addition, the Romans established the Law of Nations to govern the territories it began to conquer in Italy; it was an early form of international law based on what were believed to be universal rules of justice. »
• « These more radical elements were eventually defeated by the army, but the language they used to speak of justice and good governance survived to inspire later debates, ultimately informing the concept of modern democracy itself. »
• « In turn, a number of monarchs and nobles were attracted by Enlightenment thought. They came to believe in many cases in the essential justice of the philosophers' arguments and saw nothing contradictory between the exercise of their power and the ideas of the Enlightenment. »
• « If Greek society was nothing like today's concepts of justice or equality, what was it that led to this era being considered "classical"? The answer is that it was during the Classical Age that the Greeks reached some of their greatest intellectual and cultural achievements. »
• « In historical retrospect, the paradox of a "communist" country that failed so profoundly to achieve its stated goals of freedom, equality and justice has led many people (not just historians) to speculate about what was inherently flawed with the Soviet system. There are many theories, three of which are discussed below. »
• « Pascal applied a similarly sceptical view to the existing governments of his time. He noted that "We see neither justice nor injustice that does not change its nature with the change of climate. Three degrees of latitude reverse all jurisprudence; a meridian decides the truth. Fundamental laws change after a few years of possession? A strange justice that is limited by a river! Truth on this side of the Pyrenees, error on the other side". »

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