Word: unjust
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...temporary advantage. Inspired by Stalin's leadership toward "the sacred goal of the triumph of Communism," the High Command is working out an "invincible" military science, Red Star said. The new science emphasizes morale: "The decisive factor of war remains the human being ... In an army conducting an unjust war, there cannot be that passionate desire to be victorious without which, in fact, there cannot be victory...
...club because they felt that it would benefit athletics as a whole more than a hockey rink. "Although we all believe that a hockey rink is a good thing," Foster said, "we feel that use of the money for such a speclalized purpose at the present time would be unjust...
...Brazil, it has become part of the language: buses are known as Coca-Colas (because the fare is nearly the price of a Coke); in British Guiana, schoolchildren get a free Coke on Empire Day; in the Middle East, Coke bottles have become accepted missiles with which to punish unjust umpires at soccer games...
...body of written and unwritten precedent. In the spring of that year a burst of indignation followed the banning from recognition of an undergraduate magazine, The New Student, by the Deans Office on the grounds that it violated certain of these principles. This event was then felt to be unjust by a considerable portion of the College community because the Dean's Office could not point to any specific written authority for its action...
...Therefore, in order to make clear exactly what the University policy was, and so protect the student organizations from arbitrary, unjust, and inconsistent controls, and from ad hoc decisions, Dean Watson undertook to state this hitherto unwritten policy in explicit and definite form. Dean Watson issued a report to the Council for consideration and criticism. Last year, a Council sub-committee revised these rules. Just recently, copies of this tentative draft were issued by that sub-committee to the recognized undergraduate organizations...