Sentence examples for Justifiable basis from inspiring English sources

"The outrage that drives them has some justifiable basis.

Last week's remarks by the foreign secretary provide no justifiable basis on which to bring any additional charges against Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe.

This document reflects updated plans for the conquest of Czechoslovakia, ruling out surprise aggression in favor of a retaliatory strike or action on some other justifiable basis.

A constitution is still not within the grasp of the European Union, but the "European project" provides a justifiable basis for Charlemagne.

He added that the writer accused the state of treating me this way because I am a Shiite, saying that this was a claim without a justifiable basis, and merely an opinion haphazardly stated.

In response to the criticism, the UK Foreign Office said: "Last week's remarks by the foreign secretary provide no justifiable basis on which to bring any additional charges against Nazanin Zandari-Rathatffe" and thet he was planning to call his Iranian counterpart to "ensure his remarks are not misrepresented" – but Johnson failed to withdraw his earlier comments.

These have a justifiable conceptual basis, but are yet to be as widely used and are experiencing a period of relatively rapid methods development.

"Yes," Ms. Skelton wrote to an aide, "but keep in mind that these people must be justifiable on the basis of what they give us down the line.

However, eliminative materialists contend that, on closer examination, the notion of phenomenal experience invoked by the argument smuggles in implicit theoretical commitments that are incoherent, empirically unsatisfiable, or at least not justifiable on the basis of simple observation (e.g., Dennett 1988).

This is justifiable on the basis that oocyte volume flow does not change in the absence of glucose and the glucose-induced Na+ current via the cotransporter is practically abolished by phloridzin (23).

This was justifiable on the basis of evidence collected, the risk to the public, and the strong likelihood that the harmful practice would continue because of Practitioner A's lack of insight into his/her role in the outbreak.