Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Clearly, if Russian citizens cannot have confidence in the justice of their own state, how can Russia's partners abroad have trust in future gas deliveries and Russia's compliance with the international code of conduct?
• This support has strengthened our people's confidence in the justice of our cause and in international law.
• I am not so much concerned by details of the reforms that are certainly still needed in the justice system, in media policy, in security policy, and in the fight against corruption.
• With our backs to the wall, and believing in the justice of our cause, each one of us must fight on to the end.
• A political community is reflected in the justice which it hands out.
• I have believed in the justice of many causes... but the greater my convictions, the more enemies I have made.
• Neal, you can find your revenge in the justice.
• There is no denying that technically securing borders will not automatically make them secure as long as problems persist in combating corruption in the justice and policing system.

• We welcome your commitment to push ahead on the justice and home affairs agenda.
• It also details the influence and pressure exerted by US embassies on the politics and even on the justice systems of Member States.
• Mr President, I would like to speak on the justice and security issues covered in this report, not because I am not interested in the economic aspects but because I only have three minutes.
• Stay calm... and rely on the justice of your cause.
• Do we rely on the justice of our argument to win the day or do we take physical action?
• I do not agree with the statements, which cast doubt on the justice of the ECJ's decisions, and propose that the ECJ's resolutions should not be applied in certain EU countries.
• Because the emphasis nowadays is so much on the justice of everything, and politicians always talk about justice.
• It is quite possible that there are others who are tempted to bring pressure to bear on the justice system, either directly or through rules, excuses and interpretations that seek to disguise a political stance, which cannot, however, be disguised.