The potential cost to the environment and human health justifies the level of new regulation. |
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When it comes to winning arguments, they seem to think that the end justifies the means and that truth is an irrelevance. |
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There is a train of thought in some political circles that the end justifies the means. |
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I understand that for them the end justifies the means, but I can't help worrying about where society will eventually draw the line. |
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I don't accept that the end justifies the means and I've taken a strong stand on that within the union movement and will continue to do so. |
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It's drama at the end of the day, and it's up to the audience to decide if the end justifies the means. |
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She justifies her drug use as partly medicinal, but she is sinking back into previous behaviors that led her to almost end her life. |
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But neither justifies the role and commensurate reward that an analyst commands. |
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This success justifies to them the need for having spoken in the code of gestural self-harm. |
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These terms are thrown about to create a mindset that justifies the actions of some nations. |
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A mission statement is critical to an organization or program and justifies its existence. |
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And then what justifies death is the unbearableness of the pain rather than the painfulness. |
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If self-harm justifies discrimination, should we allow discrimination against skydivers and bungee jumpers too? |
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He responds with a pitch perfect performance that really justifies all the media buzz about a potential Best Actor Oscar nomination. |
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Labor can be a numeraire of profits, but that hardly justifies the labor theory of value, because many things can be numeraires. |
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Dembski justifies his Scriptura sub scientia approach by raising the tired old canard about geocentrism. |
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The programme concluded with Mozart's Symphony No. 41, the socalled Jupiter symphony, whose Olympian grandeur justifies its name. |
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Often new technology increases the cost, but the superior performance justifies the expense. |
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And this justifies the suggestion of a palaeographically easy emendation that will not produce an interrogative context. |
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But to King's supporters, none of this justifies slashing services in the hood. |
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Ideology justifies the rule of each ruling class, whether as chieftains, patricians, landowners, or those with capital, the bourgeoisie. |
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There is a good sting in its tail but it hardly justifies the one hundred pedestrian minutes which precede it. |
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Despite all this, I can't see what justifies a price tag double those of many people carriers. |
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In the short term the low cost, widespread acceptance, and availability of static visual acuity and perimetric measures justifies their use. |
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In its ambition, its intellectual vigour and its knowledge, it more than justifies its place on any bookshelf. |
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There is patently no legitimate overriding purpose independent of invidious racial discrimination which justifies this classification. |
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So to sum up we've got a very good OS that's a pleasure to use, and that you're going to think just about justifies the vast hardware footprint. |
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Finally, proximity makes for empathy and justifies the inevitable risks for intervention. |
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And the legal system generally takes the view that the value of using speech as evidence justifies this indirect deterrent effect. |
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It justifies her guardedness, and the audience is thus able to be protective of and sensitive to her. |
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Nothing, of course, justifies physical attacks on dissenters, but one does wonder whether some provocation was not involved. |
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There's not a duff tune on it, but one track in particular justifies the purchase of the entire album. |
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Whatever he may or may not have said to his girlfriend in no way justifies or excuses his murder. |
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If anything justifies the resistance, it is finding out that the people trying to run your country are little better than Mafia dons. |
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Abandonware justifies itself by preserving gaming history in a 'living' way. |
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It justifies a larger space and needs some benevolent soul to offer a venue and find the time to liaise with art teachers across the area. |
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The end, which is to bring up well-behaved, considerate and law-abiding citizens, justifies the means a thousand-fold. |
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The pessimist may be supposed to ask why freedom in this sense justifies blame. |
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The criticisms of the law, and the absence of any satisfactory rationale justifies this course. |
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Surely, the Prime Minister doesn't believe that 150 unbundled lines justifies the tag of competition? |
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On the face of it, this is an absurd claim and nothing in the piece justifies the headline. |
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At least with the monument, aesthetic appreciation justifies a lack of content. |
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And don't forget that winged Bentley badge, which surely justifies half the price at least. |
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Even though he himself has killed many people, he justifies it by reasoning that he only kills killers. |
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It's an outcome with which many of these politicians are far from unhappy, as it retroactively justifies their own bad behavior. |
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The media always justifies its excesses by appealing to the doctrine of press freedom. |
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And that in turn justifies the gender quotas, government set-asides, and all the other appurtenances of a feminist society. |
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It is arguable that this behaviour also justifies costs being awarded against him on a substantial indemnity basis. |
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There is nothing that justifies this demand, and nothing that supports the belief that it is satisfiable even in principle. |
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But nothing in law or common sense justifies these continued ignorant, racist or malignant attacks on genuine refugees. |
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However, James's figural use of textuality both produces and justifies a reader's instinctive preference for Ralph. |
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A career cop who followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, he believes the end justifies the means. |
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It also justifies political contributions to members of Congress to get the rd credit renewed. |
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There is a memorable letter of 1910 in which he justifies his total absorption in composition, and gives a unique account of the genesis of two of his works. |
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It's also true that they have been oppressing their own people and conducting a campaign of abuse against women that justifies international intervention. |
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The shock horror satisfies our cravings for conflict and yet justifies our comfy suburban disconnect. |
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But I still cannot believe in the idea that the end justifies the means. |
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This is, therefore, an absolutely necessary need and justifies its presupposition not merely as an allowable hypothesis but as a practical postulate. |
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Muslims are accused of being over-sensitive about the human body but the degree of sexual harassment which occurs these days justifies modest dress. |
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When the end justifies the means, then everything is permitted. |
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The potential cost to the environment and human health of pollution caused by badly-managed composting sites justifies the level of new regulation. |
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That was, in many ways true, but it hardly justifies colonization. |
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It does not matter how it happens, the end justifies the means. |
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Are you saying that it's history and therefore it's an unwritten history, we need to know all the truth and therefore that justifies this personal exposure? |
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It simply means we believe that war is not the way, that life is a gift and that no cause, no belief, no ideology justifies the taking of innocent life. |
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This high prevalence justifies empirical antibiotic treatment. |
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If you are onto a truly great story, it justifies nearly any expense and every vice. |
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Hindu religious theory justifies the division of society into castes, with the unavoidable differences in status and the differential access to power each one has. |
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But AM-2 is not a friend to the agility that justifies the F-35B over other forms of expeditionary airpower. |
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We should know that the term Amalek is bad not just because of whom it targets, but because of the violence it justifies. |
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Byrd's output of about 470 compositions amply justifies his reputation as one of the great masters of European Renaissance music. |
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It is a verdict that justifies the beliefs that nothing short of the annihilation of Louis would have given Farr victory. |
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What makes a nation is the past, what justifies one nation against others is the past, and historians are the people who produce it. |
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Rather he is adopting the understandable but morally dubious principle that the end justifies the means. |
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He has managed to show Mandela in a way that justifies why he is held in such reverence. |
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In it he justifies partnership minyanim based on the Rabbinic concept of human dignity. |
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However, appeals may be costly, and the appellate court must find an error on the part of the court below that justifies upsetting the verdict. |
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He justifies his point by saying that many women do not feel normal when menstruating, which consequently affects their work performance. |
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Maimonides compares a fetus threatening its mother's life to a pursuer and justifies therapeutic abortion prior to birth on that basis. |
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Rose's arguments can thus be reduced to a series of false assumptions and to the consequentialist idea that the end justifies the means. |
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More justifies his interest in Mistress Shore's life because it emblematizes a larger moral truth. |
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Ulysses justifies endangering his sailors by the fact that his goal is to gain knowledge of the unknown. |
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The local dialect of German is commonly called Ruhrdeutsch or Ruhrpottdeutsch, although there is really no uniform dialect that justifies designation as a single dialect. |
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The hero justifies himself as a man chosen by destiny to be great. |
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Softie' Londoner Markus Birdman then had the room eating out of his hand as he goose-stepped through a set that justifies claims he's one of the best comedians in the country. |
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