Sentence examples for a different justification from inspiring English sources
For the GDPR, TfL would need to find a different justification, possibly involving their service responsibilities as well as the impact on passengers' privacy.
An argument incapable of transmitting to its conclusion a specific justification for its premise(s)—e.g., a justification based on evidence e may turn out to be able to transmit to the same conclusion a different justification for its premise(s)—e.g., one based on different evidence e*.
Perhaps Lara and Alejo should go back to the drawing board to design a different justification.
They deleted the error from their report and wrote a different justification for the downgrade - one that relied on unmeasurable "political" considerations.
Advocates of a methodology of discovery usually rely on a distinction between different justification procedures, justification involved in the process of generating new knowledge and justification involved in testing it.
Choice of operations gives rise to different justification logics.
The questions about attitudes towards different justification for being absent from work (question 1 7 in Table 2) were inspired by similar questions in Holmås and et al (2008) and Hansen and Andersen (2008).
Fundamental diverse features stem from these different justification principles between the two models: if the representative model envisages that the citizen elect his representatives and exercise his control by means of the threat of non re-election at subsequent elections, participatory democracy opposes the principle of delegation, which is seen as an instrument of oligarchic power.
The reconstructed network contains 30 non-gene associated reactions with different justification.
Beyond a focus on men as decision-makers, however, studies provided a range of different justifications for male involvement.
Moreover, different formats yield different answers: in one study, a closed-ended questionnaire produced results reflecting higher willingness to pay for a health care intervention, with different justifications for those evaluations than did those from an open-ended one [ 15].
