Sentence examples for a justifiable ground from inspiring English sources

Although the harm principle may be cited as a justifiable ground for restricting the freedom of individual agents, it leaves unresolved many of its disputed moral questions.

Rape or sexual assault aren't considered a justifiable grounds for an abortion.

Vixenish Maleficent gets a "justifiable" reason for her scorn.

This leads Raz to reformulate the harm principle as a principle "that regards the prevention of harm to anyone (himself included) as the only justifiable ground for coercive interference with a person" (Raz 1986, 412 13).

He says that in remarking, "Sunday is the most popular day, and even among the Orthodox, people are choosing the date that's most popular," he did not intend to suggest that a bris could be postponed for the sake of holding a party at a convenient time -- but rather that if it had to be delayed on justifiable grounds, there might then be flexibility in scheduling.

All were crucial, and all would have been justifiable grounds for bolstered confidence.

Kamara has been painted as the pantomime villain in some quarters over his behaviour at Columbus this season, but he did have justifiable grounds for complaint.

Boundedness of the other system variables is also studied to ensure justifiable grounds for use of the proposed LFC method.

This can only be taken as a sign of the injustice of this maxim if the frustration-generating mechanism is at least in part based itself on morally justifiable grounds.

(As justifiable grounds for use of force, it is difficult to distinguish between (i) defence of one's own community's (or another's) territory and constitution, (ii) the recovery or restoration of unjustly taken territory or other possessions, and (iii) exaction of compensation for unjust takings or other injuries).

Moreover, anyone who challenges the status quo will make the charge of hypocrisy - on justifiable grounds.