1. 为对...公正, 对...作出应有地评价：lead strain 引线拉力 | in justice to 为对...公正, 对...作出应有地评价 | contrastimulant 亢奋剂, 镇静剂 <单词词性>有镇静作用的
2. 公正对待：in jest 开玩笑地 | in justice to 公正对待 | in keeping with 与一致
3. 为了对...公正起见：give oneself up to justice. 自首 | in justice to : 为了对...公正起见 | the ministry of justice 司法部
4. 为了对(人)公平起见：bring a person to justice依法处罚某人 | in justice to为了对(人)公平起见 | 12. honesty n. 诚实, 正直
1. in justice to
1. Li also called on the police to respect human rights, and ensure that pursuing efficiency in the process will not jeopardize the goal of justice.
2. However the police also have washed their hands of the case, handing in the report of the completed investigation to the Department of Justice.
3. In similar cases, some tend to believe bringing the chief culprit to justice is the ultimate cure.
4. Musharraf has seen his popularity drop since he tried to dismiss Chief Justice Chaudhry in March.
5. Rehnquist was appointed to the court by President Richard Nixon in 1971 and nominated as chief justice by President Ronald Reagan in 1986.
6. Although media coverage may sometimes disturb the normal procedure of judicial adjudication, in many cases media supervision has helped courts to deliver fair justice.
7. Kang began to help Chinese victims in World War II seek justice and demand compensation from the Japanese Government and related parties in 1995.
8. in justice to
8. That is what the initiative Road to Copenhagen is about - and the agreement in Copenhagen must be about - climate justice for all peoples.
9. Most visitors to Beijing also realize that the ubiquitous and essential Chinese corner takeouts in other countries do little justice to the real deal here.
10. They question if it is too much a social price to pay in trading economic justice for cost efficiency.