Of course, this is being justified on the basis of society's need for protection against sexual crime. |
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A degree of caution in analysing the figures is certainly justified, but the government's record is not to be sniffed at. |
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And here is a GIF image of a typeset version with justified lines, as the author wishes it to be seen. |
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The print blocks, with their justified margins, look like squares and are placed in the upper part of their respective pages. |
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On the few occasions when he did question it he received a sharp response which on the figures was fully justified. |
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Wall was immense throughout and fully justified the complete confidence management had in him. |
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His sentiments were echoed by Richard Crumlish and it seems their confidence has been fully justified after the opening shows. |
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That it is a justified belief cannot be a brute fundamental fact unrelated to the kind of belief it is. |
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The indictment will not seek to prove that the war was justified or unjustified. |
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This is why choosing a broader approach for this paper would hopefully prove to be justified. |
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His work on the trio of overlapping roles has won him justified praise from the normally unexcitable trade press in Cannes this past week. |
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An assessment of the cost of life on the basis of the justified risk concept is a multistage two-way process. |
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Chairmen and chief executives need to have a thick skin and take justified criticism of their companies in the way it is intended. |
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Some falsely claimed that because we are justified by faith, Paul taught that we can sin as much as we like! |
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And somewhere across the highway, where our sins lie unatoned, our need to be justified meets our need to be free. |
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But now those who have faith and who are justified by grace are freed from these requirements for justification. |
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Now poems are easily detectable on the page, because their right hand margins aren't justified. |
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High intuitives appear justified in claiming that they can accurately predict whether two unacquainted strangers will go on to become friends. |
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The following paragraph has been justified by a monospaced text-processing system. |
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Consequently, success is not measured by who is justified, but by who is willing to live justly with the other. |
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He justified the fib by saying the made-up support would be more credible than self-promotion alone. |
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The teammates, all female, asserted that her terrifying behavior that day justified their permanently closing ranks against her. |
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Before these policies are adopted, the advisability of no army modernisation deal can be justified. |
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It includes such questions as what mark or class a student ought to be awarded or whether an aegrotat is justified. |
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In this setting justified whistle-blowing would be welcomed by institutions. |
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It will also echo back through 2,500 years of bloodshed justified by the sway of good over evil. |
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I feel somehow justified in blaming this utter lack of sporting ability on my upbringing. |
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It was one of the rare cases in which blaming the messengers is totally justified. |
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Even the strategy of serial monogamous relationships is justified by a commitment to passionate love and redemptive romance. |
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I have seen a number of women on the side and always justified it by my wife's lack of interest. |
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Belittling the good reasons for breastfeeding is never justified to alleviate the guilt or unresolved bitterness for not being able. |
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It would appear that the parallel with medieval mnemonic techniques can only partially be justified. |
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Lastly think about this, we put animals down, this is looked upon as humane and is justified so why can we not put a person out of their misery? |
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It follows that in the present case the first and main question is whether the direction of erasure was justified. |
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Typically, training systems were justified as trainers for a specific aircraft, weapon system, etc. |
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Clashes continued, as it proved impossible in peacetime to reduce the burden of taxes first justified by the demands of mid-century wars. |
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And we in turn have resorted to bellicosity at a level that may or may not be justified. |
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Hauliers believe that enough is already paid by them through road tax and imposing roads tolls is not justified. |
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I felt justified making the remark since she had just insulted my delicate sensibilities. |
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He's a talkative guy and obviously enamored with his own film, but in my opinion, that pride is justified. |
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This does not imply that he was without an acute sense of selfhood, personal vanity, or justified pride in his achievement. |
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In such circumstances the wounding of V would not be unlawful as it would be justified by the defence of self-defence. |
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This does not exclude the right of justified self-defense of individuals or communities. |
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The second is that programmes can only be justified on the basis of how many people watch them. |
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An order will always have to be justified on the basis of the child's welfare. |
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In the Amazon basin it is one of the most popular articles of food, a position fully justified by its nutritional qualities. |
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I have no other proof than logic, and so far events have justified my theory. |
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To their credit they have done a marvellous job and it has more than justified its cost. |
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That doesn't necessarily mean they made the argument in bad faith or that the war might not still be justified on other lines. |
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The Schadenfreude is indecent, but the confident historical assertion is still less justified. |
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The 33-year-old Kaluwitharana, playing his first Test in two years, justified his selection by tearing into the Kiwi attack with 13 boundaries. |
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The deaths of civilians are justified only if they are unavoidable victims of a deliberate attack on a military target. |
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And it claims that the conditions under which moral sanctions should be applied are determined by rules justified by their consequences. |
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The skepticism is justified because past administrations have made them grandiose promises that fell flat as soon as the talkfest was over. |
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Psychiatric classifications have an aura of scientific certitude about them that is not really justified. |
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Prior to the modern period, states were justified by reference to their rulers, their dynasties, and their religion. |
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He would, I think, have justified his lopsided perspective on the grounds that he was a biologist, not a historian. |
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The RSPB believes that urgent action to eradicate ruddy ducks from Europe is justified if the white-headed duck's future is to be secured. |
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In this case, it is not suggested that Constable Bishop's actions were justified by the appellant's arrest on the outstanding warrant. |
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Economists would now argue that this is no less justified than the labour theory of value. |
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This approximation was justified by the argument that the relative lengths of any two segments are only very weakly correlated. |
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Her somewhat apologetic stance is overridden by her clear sense of feeling justified in what she is doing. |
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Conduct which is justified is right, or at least permissible, in the circumstances. |
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This exemplifies his wider, justified stress, on the importance of Burgundian-Netherlands culture and protagonists for Italian culture. |
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He had never justified his habit by denying that smoking was bad for his health, he knew it was, but that didn't make him enjoy it any less. |
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He called the earth to witness his many good deeds of past lives and so justified his seat in that place. |
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Such a refusal would clearly not have been justified under the guidelines, no matter how liberally they are construed. |
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In spite of the widespread acceptance of withdrawal symptoms as an index of addiction, this consensual faith does not appear to be justified. |
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This sexual authoritarianism is justified by a biological perception of sexual differences. |
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His latest success was achieved by 11 lengths at Doncaster last month when he justified favouritism in impressive style. |
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I do not understand what legitimate reason can have justified its coming into existence. |
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We have come to realize that controlling elephants through domination and the use of ankuses can no longer be justified. |
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The least treacherous way out of the impasse is a compromise that can be justified by the demands of the time. |
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The Italian Marxist viewed religion as a political philosophy that justified and concretized exploitation. |
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But even if population density is regarded as a reason for India's economic languor, it cannot be justified. |
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This may appear justified when you consider that foreigners such as the British and Italians are guilty of looting historical relics. |
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But when it comes down to matters of life and death there is something very unnerving about unforgiving anger, even when it is justified. |
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However, this important work need not be justified on the basis of its filling a lacuna in past literature. |
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The protesters believe that any action that results in the saving of animals from the labs is justified. |
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Obedience does not merit justification, but it does flow from the regenerate hearts of those who have been justified. |
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If you think it is justified, how will you explain yourself to those whose rights are being curtailed? |
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I find that the father was justified in feeling that the mother was refusing to obey court orders, with impunity. |
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The nutmeg as Mills tried to shield the ball at the corner flag was a sublime example of justified arrogance. |
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However, almost all internalists will agree that knowledge entails justified true belief. |
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I said I felt strongly that this was a matter of liaison sensitivity that justified redaction. |
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The tanker requirements study justified the current tanker force structure and identified significant shortfalls in both aircraft and aircrews. |
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I'm waffling here, unwilling to say we were snobby or we were justified in our behavior, but I can see it from both sides. |
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It was not an absolute right but any limitation of it had to be justified on reasonable grounds. |
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It is the perspective of abstract ideality that, just because of its abstraction, is morally justified. |
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The Court of Appeal held that the trial judge was justified in making that decision. |
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He argues there are times when clandestine recording might be justified, but only with important qualifications. |
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The film's ending is both justified and satisfying, a moment of grace in a cauldron of anger and hopelessness. |
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For example, a court may believe that a doctrine is not normatively justified and yet may not be confident that its belief is correct. |
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On any view, that must involve questions of whether any distinction in treatment can be reasonably justified. |
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Ohio law says, if Deputy Evans reasonably feared for his life, the shooting is justified. |
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Those that shun or oppose this unfortunate but justified retaliation perhaps are blind to reality for some reason, and that in itself is sad. |
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Modern agriculture is justified on the grounds that it produces more on less land. |
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And when Sligo started to rack up some late scores, these fears again seemed justified. |
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Do not allow commercialism to buy a higher profile in your reporting than is journalistically justified. |
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The two economic juggernauts justified their outright rejection of the proposal by citing past token concessions. |
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His argument was that umpires weren't doing anything about illegal spitballers, so hitters felt justified in corking their bats. |
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Elizabeth justified her right to rule on the non-gendered grounds of the laws of inheritance, her father's will, and the 1544 Act of Succession. |
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Although we are continually shown reasons for justified hatred toward Joseph, we never get a glimpse of his endearing side. |
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If so, are we more justified in shifting from pro-war to anti-war if we are on the ground? |
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The ritual slaughter is justified by the doctrine that the soul of the victim went straight to heaven. |
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We are being forced to leave our forests not for well founded or justified reasons, but because of habit. |
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Should I not be so frightened, or am I completely justified in wanting out of a culture of video games? |
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But deep under those sentiments there are also justified reasons for the resentment. |
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Even after months of debate, the statement was vague and perplexingly non-committal on whether war would be justified. |
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In my opinion no recovery has been justified on the evidence with respect to mental distress, vexation, etc. |
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These cases, however, do not speak to the issue of when or why maternal custody is justified. |
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Riley lists all the calm, logical, perfectly justified reasons that she's angry. |
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Packard's tone sometimes veers toward the self-congratulatory, but in this case, it somehow seems justified. |
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We kill animals every day of the year, sometimes for sport, sometimes for humane justified reasons. |
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I would personally feel justified smacking any would-be assassin upside their head. |
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He saw the theological elaborations of his country as a justified, elected, and righteous empire to be a form of blasphemy. |
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The Resurrection removes the fear of judgment in the next life from the justified believer. |
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It is not the function of this Tribunal to comment on whether the unfair dismissal claim lodged by the Appellant was justified or not as the matter was settled. |
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A sense of inferiority, whether justified or not, leads to boastfulness. |
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Their goal is simply to cause terror without a justified reason. |
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And, in the case of fluoride, at least, that doubt might actually be justified. |
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This assumption, by and large, was a fair one, justified by our particular experience. |
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Are there really no code-based controls for assuring that specific surveillance is specifically justified? |
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They often think their outbursts and abusiveness are entirely justified. |
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Moreover, he wrote, the failure to get a warrant was not justified. |
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Witches are thought to have the power to raise angry spirits, and the anger of a spirit may or may not be justified in the view of the affected family. |
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But, when we even partially pay for it, what they do has to be justified and when justification is demanded the outcome will almost always be condemnation. |
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It's one of the reasons why the album is a justified classic. |
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There is no justified reason to desire conflict with these countries. |
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Since Johnson's legitimate and completely justified request Jordan has come out in the press and said that Johnson will be playing his football at Selhurst Park next season. |
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During the sweeps, police anti-truancy vans visit schools and officers visit every child absent from school without a justified reason on that day. |
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But is she really justified in pronouncing the mystery solved? |
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Thompson points out that the first clause of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms says that all rights can be restricted if there is a justified reason to do so. |
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We distinguish them because we jealously guard the glory of Christ, but we never divide them because the inevitable fruit of a justified life is a sanctified life. |
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Hampson sees in these differing understanding of the justified self the expression of two structures of thought and faith which are reverse images of each other. |
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His decision to step down from being a prefect has proved to be justified. |
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The recommendation of the duck proved to have been justified. |
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Your anxiety may prove to be fully justified, and if after the first year I'm persuaded that you are right I will have an opportunity to remedy the situation. |
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If the demoted tenancy is breached, the council as landlords can evict the tenant without having to satisfy the court that this is justified or reasonable. |
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It is not disputed that the onus is on the plaintiff to prove disability, while the onus is on the defendant to prove that dismissal was justified. |
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In Romans 3 Paul insists on six occasions that we are justified by faith. |
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In this justification method, the last line is not justified. |
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But the Genevan church showed itself every whit as masterful and dogmatic as its Roman rival, and its actions were equally justified by an appeal to Divine authority. |
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She argues that ontological realism about a type of entity is justified if the objective existence of the entities is part of our best explanation of the world. |
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It is worth recapitulating all this if only to suggest that whatever the public or private reasons for threatening to go to war, it is hard to see how it can be justified. |
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So that lunchtime kip under your desk is entirely justified. |
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Anyway, at least I'm now justified in wearing woollies in August. |
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You see that a man is justified by works and not by faith alone. |
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Too often in these films, characters do things in the final reel that are in no way justified by their behavior for the previous seventy minutes or so. |
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In the hands of the Protestant exiles in the 1550s, conciliarism mutated into forms of resistance theory which justified regicide or the deposition of kings. |
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Aware that his anger over the manner of her rejection was all the more justified, having absorbed the contents of his letter, she was amazed at what had then transpired. |
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He had not written, but had dared to print, a seditious pamphlet which justified the right of rebellion against the king. |
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I think that, growing up in a culture where every second of screen-time has to be justified or is cut, something about that languidness unsettles me. |
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The threat of global annihilation has so colored the debate that for many people it is considered an axiomatic truth that the use of such weaponry can never be justified. |
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It is arbitrary to impose a sentence that can neither be justified on preventive grounds nor justified on the basis of retributive proportionality. |
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So where exactly is the line that a family member must cross for estrangement to be justified and furthermore not stigmatized? |
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I presume she thought the rarity of the day justified her unorthodox behaviour in an era when ladies were expected to remain giggling behind their fans. |
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I am going to risk life and limb here, but I believe I am justified in saying that there are novels which women will enjoy more than men, and vice versa. |
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Now that the wedding is on, all of the fervid speculation of the last few years seems justified. |
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They justified their alliance with the arch-conservative by explaining that it was a call for political reform, not an endorsement of his platform. |
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In the current climate, fundamentalist vigilantes may well believe their actions are justified. |
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Canada and the United States see further armament as a solution to these problems rather than questioning why violence is abhorrent against us and justified against others. |
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By the 1970s, when the project was belatedly put in train, it was rightly judged that the effects of the Clean Air Act justified a loose interpretation of this provision. |
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Indeed, due to her ellipsis, instead of remarking on Lisa's masochistic lunacy, we see her faith justified, because this is her proof of her love. |
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On the night of their wedding, January lusted after his new wife, May, believing his forceful actions to be justified because of their ceremonious union. |
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There is a disused bay platform at Hellifield if the most that could be afforded was connections there, and if traffic justified, through trains could be run. |
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I do not support the belief that violent protest is justified regardless of the outcome of the Ferguson grand jury. |
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By demonstrating their ability to survive and navigate in the Canadian environment, the snowshoers justified their claim to be a new type of autochthon. |
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I am just indicating to you that you may not be justified in taking an entirely sanguine approach that your client's position is entirely separate. |
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The rules enforced by sanitarians, are justified as public policy. |
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This decision by the Home Secretary meant that prisoners could spend several years more in prison than was justified by the tariff for the crime they had committed. |
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But to be clear, masculine aggression has always typified and justified Republican foreign policy. |
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Though perhaps justified in the past, this worry is no longer tenable. |
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Nor does the suggestion that her justified complaints about pay inequity played no part in her ouster hold much printer's ink. |
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To me, being a Jew carries a low-grade paranoia that is both an overreaction and entirely justified, based on history. |
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Second, even if one were to say that the bombers were merely responding to the injustice dealt their brethren, are bombs a justified response to heartfelt grievance? |
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These detainments were often justified by laws that do not mention pregnancy specifically. |
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And sure, we can debate whether from a legal point of view these shootings were justified. |
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People who would normally abhor applying the thumbscrews earnestly debated whether the risks of further atrocities justified brutal treatment of suspected terrorists. |
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He is a happy man, journey justified, as he ticks this bird off his list. |
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But they allowed justified resentment at past treatment by the mestizo section of the masses to divert them from pushing forward the struggle against the common enemy. |
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At any rate, I'm intrigued and am curious if my intrigue is justified. |
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The terms of his Orvieto contract reflect his celebrity as an architect, which is justified by his remedial work on the cathedral transept, apse, and roof. |
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Nobody minds putting in the time when the time is justified but there are too many days when it comes to 7pm, the caretaker has gone and you still end up taking work home. |
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I have never minded accepting justified criticism, but I cannot accept it when people cannot even be bothered to get their facts straight before putting pen to paper. |
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If the trade-off for this destruction is truly a safer environment then perhaps this price is justified. |
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This fallacy misleads people, and morally, I feel we shouldn't use this method in an argument, because it isn't justified to take advantage of someone. |
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Certainly, this response would be understandable and even justified if de Blasio had in fact attacked the police. |
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To them, the growth of megacities is justified because it offers something more than unremitting rural poverty. |
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But if lying is moralistically wrong, how can it ever be justified? |
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Where that can be shown to be justified and accurate I can assure them that it will inform our actions but we will not easily be blown off course. |
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But when the sitzfleisch touched the piano bench, then the air of authority was justified, and then the raw nerve of artistic sensitivity was uncovered. |
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The blunderbuss approach of ordering a panel of 10 or more stains on every suspected large cell anaplastic tumor can no longer be justified economically or academically. |
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Bachmann justified her behavior as an outgrowth of her religious convictions. |
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In the past I would have cringed at calling someone something so inhuman, but I hadn't met anyone as nasty and rude as Christine before, so the name was justified. |
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For them, these can only be justified if the club enjoys the level of success they had in Europe last term, and which allowed them to reach the magic break-even figure. |
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With deep sorrow for those who suffered and died, I must say that his momentous decision, which hastened the end of that awful war, was justified. |
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Deng Xiaoping invented the Four Modernizations, which justified the transformation of the planned economy to a market economy. |
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Alan Irwin alludes to the public non-acceptance of nuclear technology, and argues that this conclusion is justified by a careful, rational cost-benefit analysis. |
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And bumping up the superannuation surcharge on the well-off is hardly justified when one of the biggest imbalances in the economy is between savings and investment. |
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To those, mainly northerners, who denounced the brutality, others, often southerners, replied that the exemplary punishment was justified by its outcome. |
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Restaurateurs who charge cakeage argue they're justified in doing so because they have to present the cake and do the clearing up and washing up afterwards. |
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For both consequentialists and deontologists, the killing of innocent people could be justified in some imaginable world. |
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Many others argued that imperialism is justified for several different reasons. |
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There is no doubt that meth is destructive, and a clampdown is justified. |
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She was still 2 lengths clear of third-placed Zibet and almost justified punters' confidence. |
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The trainer will doubtless have big plans for Airmail Special, who comfortably justified 2-5 favouritism. |
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It's an unscientifically justified exclusion,'' said Peter Galvin, a conservation biologist with the Center for Biologic Diversity. |
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In 1956, Urmson published an influential article arguing that Mill justified rules on utilitarian principles. |
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Are you justified to reproach him in public even if he hasn't crossed any incondonable limit, just committed a petty folly? |
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Hume, I felt, was perfectly right in pointing out that induction cannot be logically justified. |
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The majority said temporary wardship, which allowed the girl to receive a transfusion, was justified. |
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Dauman, said the increase was justified because MTV Networks had been underpriced compared with other cable networks with fewer viewers. |
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With this background and experience we feel justified in stating that not all talcs contain, or are associated with, asbestos. |
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According to courts, the revisional powers need to be justified by the commissioner by giving cogent reasons. |
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There are pressures on the welfare state because welfare must be justified in terms of its contribution to economic success. |
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The higher rate on documentary transactions has been justified as compensating for the additional time and cost of clearing the document. |
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But I believe I am justified in shutting the door on this vista of argument. |
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The Germans officially justified their policy on the grounds that the Soviet Union had not signed the Geneva Convention. |
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Larpent for Great Britain, which exonerated Shortland, justified the initial shooting and blamed the subsequent deaths on unknown culprits. |
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This meant that relations between states ought to pass from being justified by force to being justified by law and justice. |
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This is justified on the basis that Quebec uses civil law, rather than common law, as in the rest of the country. |
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The CAM ships and their Hurricanes thus justified the cost in fewer ship losses overall. |
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That discussion of fish intestines is justified because many acanthocephalans have been described from fish. |
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Lockeans argue that intellectual property is justified based on deservedness and hard work. |
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This however, merely caused many sepoys to be convinced that the rumours were true and that their fears were justified. |
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Juries are often justified because they leaven the law with community norms. |
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Williams strongly condemned the terrorist attacks and stated that they could not be justified. |
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He instead endorsed the Piast Concept, which justified a massive shift of Poland's frontiers to the west. |
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In this sermon Lancelot Andrewes justified the need to commemorate the deliverance and defined the nature of celebrations. |
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Chapter 12 states that all who are justified also partake in the grace of adoption and become children of God. |
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The term flea pit was not justified as the cinema turned out to be clean and well maintained. |
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Justification can never be lost, but the justified are still able to sin and, as a result, confession and repentance must be ongoing. |
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The fact that the new book had about 700 fewer pages was justified by the need to allow room for future additions. |
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Devolution for Scotland was justified on the basis that it would make government more responsive to the wishes of the people of Scotland. |
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Nees continues with an attempt to sweet talk Dydys and asks her for a 'pogue', but his fears are justified and Dydy is having none of it. |
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Prior to this, states were described and justified in terms of religious myths. |
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For example, being ratified by a constitutionally bound legislative body is one way in which an institution can be emergently justified. |
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The majority of the public believe pre-emptive strikes are justified if enemy states or hi-tech criminals pose a threat to national security. |
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Imperial control, territorial and cultural, is justified through discourses about the imperialists' understanding of different spaces. |
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Halford Mackinder felt that Great Britain needed to be one of the greatest imperialists and therefore justified imperialism. |
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Royal Mail justified the price rises saying it had lost pounds 1billion in the last four years on its parcel post service. |
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Hunting for micrometastases in either sentinel lymph nodes or bone marrow isn't justified for these women, say the researchers. |
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Tianxia's idea of hierarchy gave Chinese a privileged position and was justified through the promise of order and peace. |
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The military outlays that the VOC needed to make to enhance its monopoly were not justified by the increased profits of this declining trade. |
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Mariana thus challenged divine right theories by stating in certain circumstances, tyrannicide could be justified. |
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Chris Pea Green was the star attraction in the Autumn Gala Novices' Chase and justified cramped odds of 1-6 for Gary Moore. |
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The military justified itself by declaring that Arias Madrid was trying to install a dictatorship, and promised a return to constitutional rule. |
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He justified his view on the basis of these composers' depth of evocative expression and their marked individuality. |
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Norman Stinchcombe Jazz Sylva Snarky Puppy IT'S been a lightning and thoroughly justified rise for Michael League's jazz-funk band Snarky Puppy. |
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Most wars had other causes but they reinforced mercantilism by clearly defining the enemy, and justified damage to the enemy's economy. |
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Shameless e-begging, or a justified act of financial desperation? The idea of crowdfunding university fees will certainly divide opinion. |
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A full Commons debate is justified and discussion should not be relegated to a graveyard slot on a Friday. |
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In the United States, scientific racism justified Black African slavery to assuage moral opposition to the Atlantic slave trade. |
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In essence, the more confirmations a theory has vis-a-vis disconfirmations, the more justified the theory appears to be. |
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The decision may be legally justified, but I question its morality. |
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Even in countries which prohibit other forms of unfree labour, conscription is generally justified as being necessary in the national interest. |
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Mountbatten later justified the raid by arguing that lessons learned at Dieppe in 1942 were put to good use later in the war. |
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This is justified by observed accumulation of gas in the doline over night. |
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By him all that believe are justified from all things, from which ye could not be justified by the law of Moses. |
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Devolution for Scotland was justified on the basis that it would make government more representative of the people of Scotland. |
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Pacifists may argue that military action could be justified should it subsequently advance the general cause of peace. |
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One may be epistemically justified in believing that an act is morally justified, and yet be mistaken in this belief. |
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Salam described the attack as a condemnable action that cannot be justified. |
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He justified this action to the Senate by saying that in the din of battle he could not distinguish Roman from ally. |
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Tax collection was justified by the need to maintain the military, and taxpayers sometimes got a refund if the army captured a surplus of booty. |
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Radcliffe justified the casual division with the truism that no matter what he did, people would suffer. |
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Not only were the drinks justified, but they were highly appropriate because our Kent holiday home for the week was a converted oast house. |
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The watchdog has insisted the chief constable's actions were justified after republicans hit out at Sir Hugh Orde's reassertions. |
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He thinks that no assumption can ever be or needs ever to be justified, so a lack of justification is not a justification for doubt. |
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Two columns with ragged right is probably the most popular, but three-column justified is a respectable runner-up. |
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The switch from bias-ply tires to cost-effective radials is easily justified. |
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Depending on the particular issue, sometimes both northern and southern states justified their political positions by appealing to state sovereignty. |
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Perhaps the contradiction is justified given the cacophonic nature of the sources, but Chiarelli fails to draw sufficient attention to the complex politics of the time. |
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A strange element is an upturned ice cream cone on his head, sign of divine approval according to Hon but equally a potentially parodic view of all war, justified or not. |
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Where the appeal committee is seised, it shall meet at the earliest 14 days, except in duly justified cases, and at the latest 6 weeks, after the date of referral. |
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Kipling who famously justified the Western colonization and European imperialism in the now infamous poem, The White Man's Burden, was nothing if not a pragmatist. |
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I argue that voters must not only believe that they are voting in ways that promote the right ends of government, but that this belief must be epistemically justified. |
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Any hypothesis which explains the facts is justified critically. |
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The Vietnam War was justified on the basis of the domino theory. |
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The Cruelty to Animals Act 1876 left the president as one of the few individuals capable of certifying that a particular experiment on an animal was justified. |
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This amply justified the expense and risk in shipping them to Europe. |
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Biological and psychological breakdowns may lead to quirky behavior, but the vast majority of carjackings can not be explained or justified by an insanity defense. |
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These additional checks at airports are justified in the name of security. |
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In campus legend, the grind, the non-athletic boy, the unattractive girl, are popularly associated with Phi Beta Kappa, but the caricature cannot be justified. |
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Like oversize envelopes, the increased expense is almost never justified. |
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Instead, the plaintiff would set out his 'special case' in an extra clause, specifying the damage sustained which justified the bringing of an action. |
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Similar suggestion is justified regarding neurological movement, which is associated with chronic inflammation, like arthritis and osteoarthrosis. |
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Military actions are sometimes argued to be justified by furthering a humanitarian cause, such as disaster relief operations, or in defence of refugees. |
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The shares may have to be underpriced, and the sales may not raise as much capital as would be justified by the fair value of the company being privatized. |
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Waifer decided to honour it, repeating his father's decision, which he justified by arguing that any agreements with Charles Martel became invalid on Martel's death. |
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The phenomenological reduction may be considered as a methodological device resorted to for the sake of arriving at radical and radically justified philosophical knowledge. |
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Mordaunt justified his decision by saying that the navy was needed to cover an incoming French fleet from the West Indies rather than sitting indefinitely off Rochefort. |
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They justified it as less cruel than the free labor of the North. |
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Trajan was greeted by the people of Rome with enthusiasm, which he justified by governing well and without the bloodiness that had marked Domitian's reign. |
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Walzer's critigue of sexism could be be explained and justified, against a conventionalist prosexist alternative, by my account of moral explanation. |
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We submit that a wooden spoon of our day would not be justified in calling Galileo and Napier blockheads because they never heard of the differential calculus. |
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According to Said, orientalism allowed Europe to establish itself as the superior and the norm, which justified its dominance over the essentialized Orient. |
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Each section was presented to planning authorities in its own right and was individually justified, with almost 40 public inquiries relating to sections of the route. |
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Lectotype designation is justified under article 74.1.1 of the ICZN in order to fix the status of this specimen as the sole name-bearing type of this species. |
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