Sentences with phrase «only simple justice»
It is only simple justice to mention his name; it was Bishop Francis J. McConnell.
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Like many westerns, «Django Unchained» latches onto a simple, stark picture of good and evil, and takes homicidal vengeance as the highest — if not the only — form of justice.
Grenville blithely leaves behind his idealism in favor of a more conventional idea of success, only to have his conscience pricked by Dalrymple's unconventional daughter, Charlotte, an activist for social justice, even as he's entering into a comfortable if passionless engagement with Dalrymple's other daughter, the passive, and much simpler, Emily.
The movie perhaps best serves as a primer for those unfamiliar with the original film, which is a richer, far more complex work (The ending, in particular, not only contradicts a character's firm stance on justice but also resolves things in the simplest of ways).
Aside from a single scene set in a courtroom, in which the justices appear only as blurred, distant shapes, there's almost no debating, let alone grandstanding, in this simple but moving love story.
As Richard Kluger, author of Simple Justice, pointed out, «The Supreme Court had taken pains to limit the language of Brown to segregation in public schools only....
An information request by «decision» (as opposed to a «simple request») can be addressed only to «large» companies (i.e., with above 250 employees, as per the EU definition available here) and trade associations, may entail fines in the form of period penalty payments, and can be challenged before the Court of Justice of the EU.
Today, Scott Greenfield added to this discussion on his Simple Justice blog, pointing out that big follower numbers continue to impress many Twitter users who lack «a clear understanding that followers on Twitter are too often named «Britney» or [are] themselves only interested in gathering as many followers as possible in their simplistic quest at marketing hegemony.»
For Scott Greenfield at Simple Justice the First Amendment «journalistic principles» aren't as clear - cut, particularly where a guy's reputation is ruined and the newspaper itself presented only part of the story by failing to note that all charges against Feyissa were dismissed.
And for proof that a simple, direct writing style isn't a newfangled idea, we need only consult some well - known 19th - and early - 20th - Century writers and Supreme Court justices.
Notwithstanding our philosophical objections to professor Brand's thesis, we can only agree with his general statement that «access to courts is not access to justice», and that «[a] n ODR system that is simple, efficient, effective, transparent, and fair, offers the hope of real justice in such disputes».