समाज, कानून, और राजनीति - Injustice

अन्याय को दर्शाने वाले अंग्रेजी कहावतों का अन्वेषण करें, जिसमें "कुछ दूसरों की तुलना में अधिक समान हैं" और "न्याय में देरी न्याय से इनकार है" शामिल हैं।

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desert and reward seldom keep company [वाक्य]

used to emphasize the idea that life is not always fair, and that people may not always receive the recognition or reward that they deserve

used to emphasize the idea that life is not always fair, and that people may not always receive the recognition or reward that they deserve

Ex: Despite the fact that he had worked tirelessly for the company for years, John was passed over for the promotion he had been hoping for. The incident showed that desert and reward seldom keep company.

the gods send nuts to those who have no teeth [वाक्य]

used to emphasize the unevenness or randomness of fortune, where valuable opportunities or possessions may be bestowed upon those who are unable to fully enjoy or utilize them

Ex: Despite being given a rare and valuable painting , the man who received it was unable to appreciate its beauty , demonstrating how the gods send nuts to those who have no teeth .

laws catch flies, but let hornets go free [वाक्य]

used to suggest that laws are often more effective at punishing small offenses and less influential individuals, while powerful or influential individuals may escape punishment

Ex: A homeless man was arrested for stealing a loaf of bread, but when a wealthy socialite was caught shoplifting expensive jewelry, she was let off with a warning. The incident showed that laws catch flies, but let hornets go free.

one law for the rich and another (law|) for the poor [वाक्य]

used to suggest that the legal system is often biased in favor of the wealthy and influential, allowing them to receive special treatment or avoid punishment

Ex: The wealthy developer was able to skirt environmental regulations, while the poor homeowner faced steep fines for minor violations. One law for the rich and another for the poor.

some are more equal than others [वाक्य]

used to imply that in certain situations, equality is not applied consistently or fairly, and that certain individuals or groups may receive better treatment or privileges than others

Ex: The fact that some individuals were able to gain access to vaccines before others , despite being in a lower priority group , showed that some are more equal than others when it comes to healthcare resources .

when elephants fight, the grass gets trampled [वाक्य]

used to imply that conflicts between powerful entities can have serious consequences for those who are caught in the middle or who are weaker and more vulnerable

Ex: The fact that innocent civilians often suffer the most in times of war is a clear example of when elephants fight, the grass gets trampled.

the wholesomest meat is at another man's cost [वाक्य]

used to imply that the best things in life are often obtained at the expense of others

Ex: The CEO of the company was paid a massive salary, while the workers who actually produced the products were paid minimum wage and had no job security. The incident showed that the wholesomest meat is at another man's cost.

justice delayed is justice denied [वाक्य]

used to stress the importance of timely delivery of justice, as any delay can render it ineffective and meaningless

Ex: The family of the victim was frustrated by the slow progress of the trial , feeling that justice delayed is justice denied .

little thieves are hanged, but great ones escape [वाक्य]

used to imply that those who commit minor offenses are punished harshly, while those who commit more serious crimes or who have more power and influence often escape punishment

Ex: The fact that minor drug offenders are often given lengthy prison sentences while powerful drug lords evade capture and prosecution is a clear example of the proverb little thieves are hanged, but great ones escape.

the devil looks after his own [वाक्य]

used to imply that people who behave immorally or wickedly may be rewarded or protected while those who behave honestly may face difficulties or adversity

Ex: After years of studying and working hard , she was shocked to see her less-qualified coworker receive a promotion instead of her - as some say , the devil looks after his own .

it is all Lombard Street to a China orange [वाक्य]

used to suggest that one side has an overwhelming advantage or that the competition is unfairly skewed in favor of one party

Ex: The billionaire 's legal team has so much experience and resources that it 's all Lombard Street to a China orange for the small law firm representing the plaintiff .

समाज, कानून, और राजनीति
समाज और राजनीति	Unity	Justice	Injustice
कानून और सजा	अधिकार & नेतृत्व	Power	सीमा शुल्क और सामाजिक अनुरूपता