Sentences with phrase «aim at injustice»

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His angry outburst aimed at the moneychangers at the Temple clearly demonstrates a man who, when push comes to shove, feels righteous indignation and reacts angrily and decisively against injustice / evil when face - to - face with it.

Familiar examples of such action would include the advocacy of social services aimed at the redistribution of material well - being so that there would be some agreed - upon level of affluence for all, including refusal to live above this parity level, unilateral disarmament, pacifism, nonviolent refusal to abide by existing laws that perpetuate injustice with the willingness to suffer the penalties that existing laws demand.

When the detective (Gary Anthony Williams) assigned to her case patiently explains to her that leaving her door unlocked facilitated the burglary, Ruth sees this explanation as just another example of social injustice aimed directly at people like her.

The injustice is mainly aimed at women, who must cover their heads and, at a certain age, their faces whenever a man who isn't family may be present.

This has changed with the release of Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite where Capcom appears to aim at the same level of story design as seen in the recently released Injustice 2.

But the team over at Diamondsteel Comics are aiming to correct this horrible injustice.

So it's little surprise when NetherRealm Studios, the developer behind the recently announced 3D fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us, publicly states that the game is being developed with features aimed at EVO.

An open letter from groups in Acre to the state of California calls REDD «a proposal based on a limited view of the forest, aimed at benefiting business interests and a small group linked to the government, while deepening already existing environmental and social injustice.»

The aim is to prevent the commission of serious crime but there is widespread concern that any benefits will be at the cost of a significant invasion of liberty and that there are insufficient safeguards to prevent injustice.

«We are extremely grateful to peers in the House of Lords and to Emma Lewell - Buck MP for tabling amendments to the Children and Social Work Bill aimed at addressing the injustice that some parents could be legally unrepresented in court proceedings that could determine that their child was to be adopted.