Similar words: do justice, do justice to. Meaning: n. the United States federal department responsible for enforcing federal laws (including the enforcement of all civil rights legislation); created in 1870.
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1. The DoJ subpoenaed documents relating to the Microsoft from Corel a month ago.
2. The line of thinking resonated throughout the DOJ.
3. DOJ is proposing "a narrowly focused and ill-conceived policy that ignores unique considerations affecting international aviation, " the carriers wrote.
4. The DOJ memo mentioned that Dragon Skin did not pass NIJ 2005 Interim Standard.
5. United States v. Microsoft was a set of consolidated civil actions filed against Microsoft Corporation on May 18, 1998 by the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) and 20 U.S. states.
6. Now, a newly activist DOJ may try to do the same thing to Google.
7. The company is currently under investigation by the DOJ for its ambitious book-scanning project, which aims to make every book ever published searchable on Google.
8. But Gates said that the DOJ did not realize the peculiar intricacies of the software industry, where constant innovation created competitive chaos.
9. The DoJ does not always shy away from directly bringing bribery cases.
10. If the DOJ does launch a case against Google, it likely will not come for at least five years.
11. A reluctant DOJ concluded that the only solution was a lawsuit.
12. Ultimately, Barnett's DOJ threatened to sue Google unless it dropped the deal.
13. And the DOJ could be less likely to block contempt charges against former White House aides who have refused to testify before Congress.
14. It's actually even worse than that. The DOJ memo mentioned that Dragon Skin did not pass NIJ 2005 Interim Standard.
15. So I went to see that guy Barton at the DOJ Do you remember him?
16. Just Imagine how many teachers we could rehire, if the DOJ just did some consolidation in house.
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17. This settlement is the third nationwide compliance agreement in a Clean Air Act initiative under which DOJ and EPA expect to reach similar agreements with other sulfuric acid manufacturers.
18. The investigation is a relatively early stage but is considered a priority for the DoJ.