If you can justify the price and are looking for some portable storage medium then this is something you should take a look at. |
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Non-pecuniary interests will sometimes be substantial and clearly justify such disabilities. |
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That cannot begin to justify your actions in arming yourself with a deadly weapon. |
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Regardless, Nastasia is an artist worth following, possessing the chops and songwriting skills to justify a long and fruitful career. |
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All of this is to justify why NaClO 3 is merely sodium chlorate while HClO 3 gets the exalted name of chloric acid. |
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Instead, he emphasizes that Indians can use the notion of ancient authority to justify any course of action, just like the palefaces can. |
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I remain to be convinced that the end result will justify months of inactivity and inconvenience to long-suffering passengers. |
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Happily, the two tracks on offer here amply justify their existence as A-sides. |
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She threatened that Queen Saraelye herself would come to fry them, and their asininity would justify it in their king's eyes. |
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His Lordship added that it may be that these considerations would also justify a finding of negligence. |
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Nor has any evidence been made public as of this writing to justify the prime minister's assertion. |
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It too utilized national sacrifice and national sentiment to justify social justice for the lower classes. |
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Such a circular argument, which relies on its own suppositions as proof, can be used to justify anything. |
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It is tabloid trash no matter how you dress it up or justify it to yourselves. |
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But in her usual taciturn manner, the president kept silent, leaving it to her ministers to justify the hikes to the public. |
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Most child-free women are constantly forced to justify their choice to their family, friends, work colleagues, even to strangers. |
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First-wave feminists also maintained a wounded attachment to sati to justify their need to be partners in the Empire as civilising agents. |
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She vainly tried to justify the over-salted, over-larded red meat dishes she prepares for her children. |
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The plot isn't much to brag about, but Carmen Luvana turns in a pair of white-hot scenes that more than justify her top billing. |
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Perhaps I'm too cynical, but only commercial reasons spring to my mind when I try to justify this maladroit wraparound device. |
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The result is a sort of malinvestment in human capital, with many men trained to be pilots without private-sector jobs to justify the training. |
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We would never want to do scattershot acquisitions and then have to think up strategies to justify them. |
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The authors attempt to justify the diagnosis of allodynia in just such a patient. |
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As a matter of fact, it is not possible to justify this attack on the basis of international law. |
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The more they seek their fortune in another land, the more it behoves their manager to justify it. |
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They used every trick in the book to justify the unjustifiable and the people saw through their lies, half truths and dissimulations. |
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The high sectorial trigonid and typical carnivoran shear patterns justify identification of UALVP 44186 as carnivoran. |
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If there's no law that says that I'm a second-class citizen, then how do they justify their bigotry and their hatred? |
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For some investors, the small spread may not justify the costs and risks associated with converting currencies to buy and sell foreign shares. |
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Arguments and sentiments used in the past to justify wars are no more tenable. |
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On the other hand, a small company with lower overhead costs may be able to justify serving much smaller segments who have distinctive needs. |
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Department officials have refused to justify their work or substantively defend their biased estimate. |
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Meanwhile, we must at least refuse to justify such methods, even on the score of efficacy. |
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Nor does it justify the emergence of a new religion based upon only this unverifiable testimony. |
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He replied that polygenists in the United States had in fact used their theories to justify slavery. |
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Well, for one thing, there's a self-defence issue here which may justify the use of lethal force by the police officer. |
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It may seem difficult, if not impossibly perverse, to justify the highest ranking for a record of solo contrabass improvisations. |
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It was horrendous, and I don't see anything which could justify such acts of barbarism. |
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The Seals operated under their own special type of morality, a morality that can justify almost anything that one does in wartime. |
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Eve's deception by the serpent has been used to justify the subjugation of women in the Judeo-Christian tradition. |
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It is possible, but exceptional, to be able to justify a champertous agreement on the basis of common interest. |
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The injunction to turn the other cheek is often quoted, out of context, to justify craven submission. |
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Nor can Kerry justify his strategy by hiding behind public fear and caution. |
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However, association president Phillip Reid says the announcement is a stunt to attract more publicity to the service and justify its cost. |
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Disorientation for time, place and person is not persistent or severe enough to justify a diagnosis of organically caused delirium. |
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The decision of the Home Secretary was based on the fact that some crimes are so heinous as to justify life imprisonment. |
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We must treat everyone fairly, be open and honest and prepared to justify our decisions when challenged. |
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They're standing out there with long knives, waiting to carve you up and you had to justify everything you said. |
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It sounds like someone has swallowed a dictionary and is trying to justify a wishy wash outlook. |
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It hardly seems fair to force people to pick a number out of a hat to justify a long-term strategic decision. |
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Without this premium, it is clear that no producer could justify supplying milk off-season. |
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That cost is not difficult to justify where capital punishment is the penalty for first-degree murder. |
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I'm not sick enough to justify Iain leaving work, but if I weren't a stay-at-home parent, I'd have called in sick myself. |
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In the post-Cold War era, these station-keeping multipliers have been used extensively to justify Navy force levels. |
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Public infrastructure is starved of funds to justify Private Public Partnerships. |
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How can we justify in effect canceling the Fifth Amendment, nullifying due process, and allowing for indefinite incarceration without a trial? |
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The yellow colour may justify the name, for not only is the canary-bird yellow, but canary wine is of a golden hue. |
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How in God's name can you justify awarding costs against a party who consistently sought to be in a different and less expensive forum? |
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The charging infrastructure isn't widespread enough to justify long-distance travel yet, so it's not an even trade unless you're a Tesla stan. |
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You cannot justify your stand by any means in the light of the Quran and the Hadith. |
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New Age materialism seemed an ugly form of self-serving notions to justify greed and the refusal of compassion. |
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In such settings, the social norms and rules which usually justify or encourage questioning and dissent may no longer work. |
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How can anyone justify an opposition to the Mohawk or Squamish nation's right to set and enforce its own rules on membership? |
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To develop a production facility in Ireland means a cheaper unit cost but do sales justify it? |
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When national security justifications are used to justify the nondisclosure of basic information, First Amendment values can be in danger. |
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He said that companies should maintain advertising spends, even in a climate where it may be more difficult to justify them. |
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Paradoxically, there is a preacherly tone to his exhortations that, now more than ever, celebrate and justify secularism and non-belief. |
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What can the perpetrator of these crimes use to justify his brutish means to achieve his fiendish ends? |
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Even he could be persuaded that a man's conduct was so markedly honourable as to justify elevation to the nobility. |
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I stand by the comment as a broad generalisation, and I justify it on more than grounds of narrow personal prejudice. |
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That's clearly Nick's sock puppet, being used to justify the existence of this thread. |
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In private Darwin complained about social Darwinism, which was being used to justify laissez-faire capitalism. |
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It will be up to councillors to justify their decision at upcoming elections. |
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Windows all across will justify a middle seat for the brakeman, but there's a sandbox there too for the flues. |
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The company has struggled for years to prove that synergies among branches justify the inherent unwieldiness of a far-flung conglomerate. |
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In recent times we have seen how the name of religion can be used to justify a vicious form of chauvinistic nationalism and even terrorism. |
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It smacks to me of a fishing expedition in the hope it may justify the prolonged nature of this otherwise pointless enquiry. |
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He tried to justify it all by saying he was trying to do the right thing and wanted to keep both of us happy. |
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I will never be able to justify what I did, irrespective of the circumstances surrounding the unplanned pregnancy. |
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Nevertheless it seems many people are trying to justify a do-nothing response to the attack which to me seems completely unjustifiable. |
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If one had no way to justify a particular immoral or unethical act, a law was passed to legalize it. |
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If his case doesn't justify asylum, then there are millions of undeserving asylum seekers living here under false pretences. |
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How can the Board of Trade justify wasting an entire afternoon listening to a schoolboy read his high school essay? |
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The reaction of the minister is to justify their undefendable actions under the guise of policy matters. |
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So when the totem tumbles, consistency alone would seem to justify something more regretful than a shrug of unconcern. |
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He was dealt a disappointing blow here yesterday when the group failed to justify hefty support. |
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The Texas statute furthers no legitimate state interest which can justify its intrusion into the personal and private life of the individual. |
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It is always more difficult to try and justify the status quo than to wave the banner for a bold, if imprecise, vision of things to come. |
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This does not, however, justify the enterprise of crafting law for others to whom they are completely unaccountable. |
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I've often wondered how the Trots justify being led by someone who clearly has little sympathy for them. |
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No doubt the same old jingoistic cliches will be trotted out to stir up the masses and justify such inhumanity. |
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So there is your factual evidence, but I'm sure you'll give some wackadoo response to justify your unique and frankly odd position! |
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But absent that explanation, it is difficult to justify the actions that were taken. |
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One way I justify my wanderlust is by calling it a form of travel sickness. |
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But it is Brutus who is the most instantly recognisable modern figure in his use of abstract nouns to justify political ends. |
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They are using falsehoods to justify their potentially detrimental activities. |
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The main aim of the speech was to justify the growing accumulation of private wealth and the growth of an authoritarian police state. |
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These are the reports that were later used to justify ethnic quotas of immigrants. |
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Some players do write and try to justify their dirty deeds, maybe to salve their own guilty conscience. |
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Efficiency principles dictate that only clear market imperfections justify an appropriately sized tax or subsidy. |
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The commissioner admitted that no evidence had been adduced to justify a jury verdict of murder. |
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The bombs were apparently planted in order to justify the police force's brutal raid on the school. |
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In the case of biotechnology, markets had to emerge to justify the products. |
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Drafting points such as these are important but do not justify judicial review of the order. |
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Weeks after allegations of rampant grade inflation, Harvard University professors are being asked to justify the grades they give students. |
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The human mind is very flexible and will find ways to justify just about anything. |
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The party had merely added a veneer of justification by using its revolutionary pretensions to justify its authoritarian methods. |
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But however evil the crime and the criminal, it still does not justify cold-blooded murder by the state. |
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All of the pretexts used to justify the war have proven to be lies and fabrications. |
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The defendant cannot justify one libel by proving the truth of another distinct libel. |
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The fact that we do not have immortal souls does not justify unethical behavior. |
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Certainly, it is hard to discern the leap in activity that could justify this level of response. |
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These seem reasons enough to justify his more favourable assessment in recent years. |
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Without the cash these commercially unviable exchanges would not have supported enough end users to justify the investment. |
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This is the most surprising number they've yet come up with and I hope one that will prove and justify their longevity and popularity. |
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The softness, strength and appearance of tissues are used as key reasons to justify the use of virgin forest wood fibres. |
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But their impact on the area, and the illustriousness of their architect surely justify salvation. |
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Well, there are a whole lot of reasons to justify the tax cut the president's been advocating. |
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Do they think it necessary to serve up a crazy cocktail of musical genres in order to justify their entry rates? |
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Because, simply by revealing how old I was, I could justify the mad rantings. |
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Are the scientific returns on a manned mission to Mars inherently important enough to justify its costs? |
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It merely serves as a pretext to whip the country into a war frenzy and to justify insertion of large numbers of troops into Mesopotamia. |
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Everyone needs a reason to justify getting up in the morning, and a wage doesn't really do it for most people. |
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Angling, both fly-fishing and coarse fishing, is governed by intricate rules, which justify the catch as the end-point of a contest. |
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Nor do the arguably penal terms of the late delivery clause justify the penal interest clause. |
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And the question would be so concise that there would be no room for you to minimise, justify or rationalise your behaviour. |
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Hard to believe that these people can justify and rationalize such sickening behavior! |
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The shooting appears to be a clumsy attempt to provoke violence that would justify their continued presence in the country. |
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Liberal thought depends on the strength of this protective function to justify its advocacy of the minimalist state. |
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He minced no words in lashing out at critics who charge the administration manipulated pre-war intelligence to justify going to war. |
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He seemed determined to justify a course of action which seemed wholly disproportionate. |
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Does war reporting justify a different set of ethics than those applied in peacetime? |
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A consultant needs to add real value to an organisation to justify a fee of hundreds a day. |
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Shortly thereafter the Government Statistician announced a rebasing of the index, which could have been used to justify a lower rate of increase. |
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But they are quick to seize on other killings to try to justify the occupation. |
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A few public men, carried away by the excitement, attempted to justify these killings. |
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And when terrorism alerts cause public officials to justify mining your private data, who knows what they will do with it all. |
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In an effort to justify their existence they create documents that only a fool would sign without modifying it. |
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According to this view, international law is but one tool in the diplomatic kitbag that can be utilized to justify politically motivated actions. |
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A bevy of Party spokesmen went on television interview programs Sunday to justify the advertising campaign. |
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A major stumbling block remains how the council can justify to the taxpayers paying top dollar for its new offices. |
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The government has also tried to pass some horrendous law to justify their original lunacy, but it was rejected, in case people haven't noticed. |
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Such reductionism is done purposefully to justify military aggression, he added. |
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When apologising for his remark, he also attempted to justify it by attributing the comment to a friend whose son had taken his own life. |
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Nonetheless they need a reasonable sales volume to justify the costs of tooling up for a new bullet, especially for a new bullet diameter. |
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My students feel they want to explain themselves and justify their ordinariness. |
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Popper consistently has opposed the appeal to inductive arguments to justify hypotheses. |
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With CBT I work hard on the things I am doing wrong and try to correct them, but this I can't justify to myself. |
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Other, more general equitable principles might justify the refusal of this discretionary remedy. |
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He says there is no evidence to justify refusal on the grounds of the adverse impact of pollution. |
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Even applying on the phone or in person instead of in writing could justify a refusal. |
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Honestly, I would not want to justify or defend what I write to all and sundry. |
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How can you justify allegiance to a different city if you do not live there, or are not from there? |
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These leaders are past masters in bending the rhetoric of ideology to justify the corporate company they keep. |
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Severe or complicated tonsillitis that keeps on coming back may justify the removal of the tonsils, an operation known as tonsillectomy. |
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The three-year-old will need to acquit himself well tomorrow if he is to justify his lofty future options. |
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Where the behaviour of those concerned is lawful and peaceful the mere fact that others may object to it is not enough to justify an arrest. |
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With space at a premium, books have to justify quickly their presence or be cruelly remaindered. |
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This process of distillation allows us to impose order upon chaos and to justify the indefensible. |
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The morality of sanctioned assassination depends mainly on whether and when one can justify murder. |
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He developed a theory of the downturn in the class struggle to justify this sectarian line. |
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She would hit upon things that were such a good deal she felt she couldn't justify passing them up. |
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As ways of organising a society go, I can only justify democracy and anarchy. |
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They want to justify creaming off a tiny minority into the top first class institutions. |
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Naturists make an awful lot of fuss about the fact that we were all born naked to justify their peculiar inclination to carry on being naked. |
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Pacifist feminists, for example, embraced their identity as mothers to justify their refusal to support the war. |
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Occasionally, the improved resale value alone can justify the entire project. |
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What could possibly justify our resort to the very means we properly abhor and condemn? |
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The enterprise seems foolhardy, and Stewart does not justify it beyond a vague feeling that he wants adventure. |
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The current bad guys are dragging it up again to justify contemporary viciousness. |
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Any moral distinction between the two modes is surely too slender to justify legal recognition. |
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It held that the merits of the case did not justify the grant of legal aid. |
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Dr Anthony offered no statistics whatsoever to justify the government's determination to legalize certain abortions. |
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Even so, the company says the cars are not selling well enough to justify their continued existence. |
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In partial defense of the language police, citing permissive dictionaries to justify new usage is begging the question. |
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Although they could justify the expense, they knew no bank would lend them any more money. |
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Less fathomable are his attempts to justify his growing disenchantment with the job. |
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I justify my call with reference to the philosophy of a former Warden of Wadham, no less. |
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He states that there were extenuating circumstances which justify the delay in filing the income tax returns. |
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They see risks but are not convinced that the risks justify circumscribing popular control by overtly undemocratic means. |
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That could make the business attractive to a larger predator who could integrate head office functions and justify a higher price. |
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The intellectual sloppiness of much of what passes for anti-racist work does not justify burying racist logic within nationalist fantasies. |
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We have an innate tendency to avoid pain, and therefore we are apt to conjure up rationalizations that justify our behavior. |
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At the start of camp, Conway felt he had to practice even though he had a tight hamstring in order to justify his signing to team management. |
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Either he will hotly deny the accusation, or he will attempt to justify his disdain for or hatred of women. |
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They seek others' love and approval to justify their own self-image and give them the approval they feel they need in life. |
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He is forced to twist and bend the truth to justify his crimes. |
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Cost did not come into it, except as a reason to justify inaction. |
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Whittam told the jury that any attempts to justify the atrocity were irrelevant. |
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But no level of authoritarianism in Morsi's deposed government could justify the level of violence today. |
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Pierre starts life with the belief that there must be some grand system of explanation that will account for life and justify it, and provide the sure interpretation of it. |
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But there is also a perceived need on the part of governments to build up a momentum in public opinion both to justify its actions and bury awkward questions. |
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In other words, the arguments used to justify the ban have proven false. |
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Every one of you must first prove and justify each talent and privilege. |
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There was no possible reason to justify any sort of feeling for this girl. |
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Which is why his efforts to justify his rabid consumption of football wind up feeling so slippery and convoluted. |
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The mere fact, if it be a fact, that the constable reasonably thought that a breach of the peace was likely did not in my judgment justify the arrest of the bailiff. |
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Actions are rationalized on the basis that the ends justify the means. |
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Any attempt to justify and rationalize this is probably beside the point. |
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And if you were wondering whether there is something better about ready-made pastry to justify its higher price point over frozen, the answer is no. |
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Sometimes he thinks about this but he can always justify his line of work. |
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Men increasingly justify their existence in terms of their workloads. |
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Those were halcyon days for brokerages, which ramped up employment and beat the bushes for technology analysts who could help justify outrageous stock valuations. |
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They asked to be informed if the prospects of the livestock traffic in 1930 were likely to be such as would justify the reduction in lairage charges. |
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Such special rights, however, should not justify exclusion from full participation in the American dream of liberty, equal opportunity, and the like. |
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I therefore shall not follow the example of LeGallois, in trying to justify physiologists in the eyes of strangers to science who reproach them with cruelty. |
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Suspicion alone would be enough to justify summoning Morgan to account for his editorship of the Mirror at a critical time. |
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We were egregiously misreading his work in order to justify an unreasonable amount of consumption. |
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It is hard to justify requiring companies to keep records of historical importance in a retrievable format when technological advances make retrieval increasingly difficult. |
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In particular, the Duke's absence and consequent abuse of power by one of his deputies serves to justify the return of full centralized authority in the last Act. |
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Suspicion of exposure to Ebola, for example, is sufficient to justify mandatory isolation. |
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You might still want to reword the material if the context is different enough to justify such alterations, but there's no ethical obligation to do so. |
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We could economically justify bringing that material in-house, putting it into a robotically controlled environment and saving those storage and handling fees. |
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Michael Medved says the Dems are fudging the numbers to justify their soak-the-wealthy approach. |
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It will justify leaving it in place by deploying rose-tinted spectacles to view the mid-term outlook for global equities and its own fund managers' future performance. |
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If performance parity is achieved, then moving to new core logic and memory is a non-issue, and it's easy to justify adopting those other neat new features. |
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When Shyam asked me to justify my refusal, I told him that an earlier Malayalam art film produced by NFDC never got released, and I was afraid his film would go the same way. |
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They can justify all their howling by arguing that this scandal is more serious, more deserving of the gravest steps being taken. |
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It directed that a psychologist's lack of medical training could not, in and of itself, be used to justify an automatic disqualification of psychological testimony. |
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The oil companies contend there may be too little gas under some of the tracts to justify the billions of dollars worth of installations that the Saudis want. |
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Every week, the four markets' team leaders conduct a teleconference with their executive teams to assess whether new developments justify midcourse modifications. |
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The number of policies waiting for problems to justify their existence is enormous, spanning the political spectrum from school vouchers to mass transit. |
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Third, he relied on spotty intelligence and the threat of chemical weapons to justify a preemptive strike. |
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In such a case the bar is absolute in relation to all points decided unless fraud or collusion is alleged, such as to justify setting aside the earlier judgment. |
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It is not so easy to justify extravagance in the matter of funerals. |
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This was the line pursued at the time by the body politic and large sections of the media to justify a knee-jerk reaction and savage state repression. |
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Now most of its original case has been thrown out by the courts, and the agency is scrambling to devise a remedy that will justify all the effort. |
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Many people justify their severe punishments of the children in their care, by making references to their own childhood, when they were dealt harsher punishments. |
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With women put in front of the public to justify staying with bad men, we see these justifications in full bloom. |
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Why use that excuse to justify the continued existence of slavery? |
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Despite the film's mild obsession with the male member, it contains enough entertaining moments and individual performances to justify its existence. |
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Who decided on a time span of nine hours and how can they justify this? |
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If hunters are going to use beastliness to justify their bloodlust, they should also support going back to the good old days when we put pigs on trial for stepping on mice. |
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Many liberal democracies, Britain included, justify wide disparities in the income levels of the rich and poor in terms of a doctrine of meritocracy. |
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Second, disavowing a bigoted film and sympathizing with those who use it to justify violence are not the same thing. |
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But the volatility of the Syria situation and the lethality of the weapons involved justify such an initiative. |
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As the Romans liked a casus belli to justify their aggressive activities, it is not always possible to be certain about the real circumstances behind their intervention. |
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Both countries have supported the territorial integrity of Ukraine without giving Moscow a reason to justify more aggression. |
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The book goes a long way to justify our irrational feelings of irritation towards the earnest besuited men who call to our door, always at a bad moment. |
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Rich and poor despise each other, and all justify their meanness in the most appallingly self-serving ways imaginable. |
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And, of course, they trot out the Constitution to justify their actions, much as the slave holders did 150 years earlier. |
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The question that I have to decide is whether there is a triable issue and whether the facts alleged by the plaintiff are sufficient to justify the case proceeding further. |
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As these Enlightened Dissenters were Trinitarians, they felt the need to demonstrate and justify the rationality of the scriptures and the validity of Christ's messiahship. |
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Since then, he has failed to show me figures to justify his criticisms. |
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In a democracy, how can we justify a decision by a group of unelected judges to strike down a law supported by the majority? |
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Can we justify manicures and tasteful highlights when others are vainly looking for work? |
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Only reproducible experiments, and ones that justify interest, are validated. |
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But at the end of the day you have to justify your bloodlust. |
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They aren't bloodthirsty barbarians, they are people who believe that if a crime is bad enough then one can justify taking the life of the person. |
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He has compared attempts to justify slavery as being like attempts to justify slavery in the nineteenth century. |
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Every poor England performance sees Eriksson giving bland, uncharismatic and frankly boring interviews, which merely justify his selections or decisions. |
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Let us not rationalize or attempt to justify an expulsion that in our hearts we know is wrong. |
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And that crop must justify its cultivation by being multi-purpose. |
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That some scientists confuse the unprovable with the nonexistent does not justify the deliberate attempt of IDists to substitute sophistry for science in our public schools. |
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I have been wracking my brain trying to justify Mayor Bloomberg's decision to allow the New York Marathon to run on Sunday. |
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Personally, I must confess to a sneaking admiration for his acumen, if not for his artistic integrity, but I would not attempt to justify his methods. |
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They pertain to an intermediate plane, and their purpose is to conceal or justify sordid or atrocious realities. |
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The United States wants to neutralize North Korea's dangerous weapons but at the same time justify its missile shield on the basis of this possible security threat. |
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Some time ago, I speculated that I thought the information age would be a tool that would ultimately make it difficult for governments to justify war. |
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Our leaders justify the warfare through the doctrine of preemptive warfare. |
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The exhibitors tried as much as possible to portray a degenerate image of the conquered peoples of Africa in order to justify their own imperialist adventures. |
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One of the issues posed by this case is whether reverse stereotypes based on age are sufficiently reliable and non-injurious to justify their use. |
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And whichever names you dress it up with or rationales used to justify it, it's a fancy way to describe putting more of the tax burden on middle income earners. |
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And so while the modern conception may not justify aggregate limits, the original conception just might. |
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It is far easier to justify ethnic cleansing against people portrayed as crazy, rejectionist barbarians. |
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Who knows, he may even one day justify his obscenely large pay package. |
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No screenings were used to stimulate this activity, as it was crucial to discover the offhand references subjects would make to justify their choices. |
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But if you broaden your query to include safety, fuel efficiency, performance and reliability, you'll likely hear that those options easily justify a higher sticker price. |
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While there may be those who claim to be hazzanim or less than desirable candidates, that does not justify the diminished quality of prayer in such lay-led congregations. |
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I will not attempt to hide my utter contempt for such casuistry, nor my shame that I work in and organisation where colleagues would resort to it to justify torture. |
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Your argument to justify your opposition to the peace talks is puerile. |
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But is the evidence strong enough to justify exotic new laws of nature? |
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If they act outrageously, this does not justify a violent response. |
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Therefore, in order to counter concerns raised by the discovery of the logical and set-theoretic paradoxes, a new approach was needed to justify modern mathematical methods. |
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Well, I'm trying to justify the money we spent tonight, so humor me. |
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Yet given the current alternatives of bullying, harassment, physical assault, and killing, these fears can no longer justify the deafness of our current pedagogic practices. |
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I have the audacity to believe all my peeves are rational, but will justify naming one of those because there's bound to be someone who thinks otherwise. |
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Totalitarian governments love these kind of laws that make everyone a potential criminal, so that authorities can legally justify persecuting anyone they don't like. |
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Here the imagination could be set free to revel in the delights of the kingdom of God, to fantasize the total fulfillment that would justify one's earthly pains. |
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They had it coming to them, but does one wrong ever justify another? |
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Fear of serious injury cannot alone justify suppression of free speech and assembly. |
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Alternatively, assuming that happiness scores are ordinally comparable would justify the estimation with ordered probit or ordered logit. |
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This can also be a form of imagined human geography because Cyprus used this identity to justify its revolts and nationalist movements. |
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To expand his power, Napoleon used these assassination plots to justify the creation of an imperial system based on the Roman model. |
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I feel it is my duty to warn you against future dangers so that I may justify myself before man and God oil the Day of Judgement. |
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The production of bail in court, who there justify themselves against the exception of the plaintiff. |
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Unless the oppression is so extreme as to justify revolution, it would not justify the evil of breaking up a government. |
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They tried to justify with her taking all these other pills and blah blah. |
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I can't justify spending that much money on a meal, but YWMV since your recent inheritance has replenished your checking account. |
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Large quantities can be used to justify high capital expenditures for rapid and automated manufacturing technology. |
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For example, results can be presented by the evaluator and should give examples of work behaviors to justify the conclusions. |
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This was subsequently used as propaganda to justify the supplying and financing of the conflict and its continuation. |
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Opponents say that nuclear power poses many threats to people and the environment, and that costs do not justify benefits. |
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Strabo's close relationship with Aelius Gallus led him to attempt to justify his friend's defeat in his writings. |
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A perverse will easily collects together a system of notions to justify itself in its obliquity. |
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How cold does it have to be to justify one of their mink dresses? |
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Whether ends always justify means might be one of the serious considerations of our industrial musclemen in future disputes. |
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Presidential politics is the ultimate example of letting the ends justify the means. |
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Will the ends justify the means as she stirs up old secrets and untold anxieties? |
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And, in defense oh the degrading treatment of women in hip-hop music, he seems to suggest that the ends justify the means. |
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