Sentence examples similar to a distinct justification from inspiring English sources
A second and distinct justification would be that diversity creates social benefits... [M]y feeling is that race-based affirmative action works much better under the first justification (creating equal opportunities) than it does under the second (increasing social utility).
What is important is that there are two distinct justifications that are possible; one appealing to the mere immorality of the conduct interfered with, the other to the harm done to the agent's character.
By making NATO the focus of his own defense, Slobodan Milosevic, the former Yugoslav leader, has extended that justification a distinct notch: you in the West, he says, with your nice homes and radar-skirting bombers -- you, too, are bloodied.
However, the Khoe languages differ considerably among themselves in phonetic complexity and in some cases show similarities to some but not other "Bushman languages". Thus the use of phonetic resemblance provides no justification for a distinct Bushman grouping.
Neither the New York statute nor courts purported to equate this ground for dismissal with 'disloyalty.' That term, which carries a distinct connotation, was never relied upon by New York as justification for appellant's dismissal.
Does it succeed in doing so simply because one possesses a distinct kind of modal or non-modal knowledge that allows for conceivability to operate so as to produce justification?
A distinct resistance to potential.
A distinct possibility, no doubt.
There is a distinct chill.
It's a distinct disadvantage".
