Sentence examples for a specific justification from inspiring English sources

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*.

In response to this concern, the NTP has committed to routinely include perinatal exposures in these studies unless there is a specific justification not to do so.

Moreover, no study included a specific justification of the reason why some specific cultural traits had been selected as typical of that particular community.

As a consequence, forestry legislation is being modified (Anonym, 2012), now allowing forest landowners to use CCF without any specific justification.

He added: "They should only adopt an ethical investment approach with specific justification and not on the grounds of individual moral views".

The Charity Commission, he said, made it clear that trustees "should only adopt an ethical investment approach with specific justification and not on the grounds of individual moral views".

However, a fatwa issued by Isis last year provided specific justification for attacking police and the security forces, led to arrests and prosecutions over potential jihadist plots.

There has got to be some specific justification," he said.

He now supports an Amash-style bill that would prevent the NSA from hoovering up phone records without specific justification.

Or the most recent abortion law, which allows pregnancy to be terminated during the first 12 weeks without specific justification.

The specific justification for international intervention in Libya – to protect civilians – was interpreted ever more loosely as the conflict wore on, to the point where it risked losing most of its meaning.