Sentence examples for a deeper justification for from inspiring English sources
Beyond just the facts of his case, Mr. Rajaratnam's memo offers a deeper justification for a lighter sentence: his crime did not involve any identifiable victims, nor did it cause the kind of harm inflicted on investors by the likes of Bernard L. Madoff or such corporate chieftains as Jeffrey K. Skilling of Enron or Bernard Ebbers of WorldCom.
For a discussion of the prospects for deeper justification, see section 5. Two background concepts should be addressed before saying more about retributive justice: (1) punishment, and (2) the sorts of wrongs for which punishment might be thought deserved.
"Children have to share in their parents' destiny to some extent, like it or not," is part of Cusk's mitigation – though her deeper justification seems to be a vocation for fearless truth-telling, come what may.
Eudaimonists hold that every act that an agent performs either is or should be taken for the sake of his own happiness and that there is, or should be, no deeper practical justification for so acting.
With domestic activity stifled by government curbs on real estate speculation, the potential damage to demand for China's factory products from a deeper European debt crisis seems a logical justification for a spending splurge.
Readers looking for a deeper comprehension — or even a justification — for ETA's armed campaign will surely be disappointed.
The potential for nucDNA data to better resolve deep branches may be an important justification for including these data in the first place, along with the desire to sample unlinked loci.
A deceitful justification for aggression and war.
"Margaret Thatcher set out a biblical justification for neoliberal economics.
