Sentence examples for Core justification from inspiring English sources

"A core justification of doing this project is to incorporate this in mainstream TV stations," says Faizullah, adding that corporate sponsorship would enable Prism to carry on its work.

"Owning the ground in the pension fund meant we could invest in it". Bonser's core justification is that he has invested solidly in the club via his pension fund, albeit with rent coming back at a commercial rate.

The plan not only undermines a core justification for the euro — continental fiscal discipline — but, according to a 1993 ruling by the German Federal Court, it would violate the monetary union's founding treaty and therefore allow member states to withdraw.

If there is a core justification for the European project, it is to make war impossible again on the continent.

"The core ethical justification for penalty programs is that employees should be held responsible for voluntary actions that cause harm to others," they write.

This is the core idea behind justification internalism.

Klosko thus thinks it necessary to rely on the principle of fairness to supply the core of a justification, but to supplement it with appeals to natural duty and the common good (2006, chap. 5).

But at the end of the day, their hostile relationships with America or the West are so central to the survival strategy of their regimes, so much at the core of their justifications for remaining in power, that it is not in their interest to deliver real reconciliation, but just to pretend to deliver it.

One of the main obstacles to relations between Lutherans and Roman Catholics was bridged in 1999, when the Vatican and the federation signed a joint declaration on the doctrine of justification, a core belief about God's forgiveness of sins.

The core of Huffington's justification for not paying is that the Huffington Post is a showcase for writers, and that exposure there leads to paying gigs and greater visibility.

The 17th and 18th verses in chapter 16 of the Gospel of Mark, the "longer ending" of disputed authenticity, formed the core of Hensley's justification of snake handling and other miraculous activities (he also drank poison in some services, including strychnine and battery acid).