Sentence examples for a reasoned justification for from inspiring English sources

In a 32-page decision, the majority in Massachusetts v. EPA said that the Administration's reasons for inaction had "nothing to do with whether greenhouse gas emissions contribute to climate change and do not amount to a reasoned justification for declining to form a scientific judgment".

While Nicholas Schmidle's minute-by-minute account of the raid is invaluable, what is missing is a reasoned justification for the raid.

There is no reasoned justification for rushing this bill at unprecedented speed through the process.

Sure enough, Adams notwithstanding, the United States couldn't have identified more with Jackson's instinctual, as opposed to reasoned, justification for slaughtering the Seminoles -- and it helped ensure his election.

The French are good at finding faultlessly reasoned justifications for behaving badly, while we just blunder into sin.

but are also deemed to be a reason or justification for such reaction and for applying the sanctions" (Hart 1961, 82).

Everything and everybody became a number and the reason and justification for deciding the fate of peoples success were figures.

A further reason given as a justification for moratorium on gene editing research is that it will send us on a slippery slope to non-therapeutic modifications and designer babies.

The problem with listening to grieving parents is that (understandably, though misguidedly) the grieving seek some sort of reason or justification for the deaths of their loved ones in order to come to grips with their deaths.

However, Paul Silva said that since the royal wedding the Daily Mail does not use the avalanche of photos it receives from outside suppliers, as there is "no reason, no justification" for publishing pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge's sister every time she leaves her house to go for a coffee.

A half-century ago, Mr. Kameny was either first or foremost — often both — in publicly advocating the propositions that there were homosexuals throughout the population, that they were not mentally ill, and that there was neither reason nor justification for the many forms of discrimination prevalent against them.