Sentence examples for a stronger justification from inspiring English sources
Voiding some marriages, but not others, is so powerful an expression of inequality and disrespect for interstate reciprocity that it requires a stronger justification than anti-gay animus.
It continued: "It is best practice to clearly articulate what is actually known or suspected about the person's activities, rather than making general statements that could potentially suggest a stronger justification for investigative activities.
"A stronger justification for the two-year timeframe could help to reduce public perceptions that the bill is designed to allow mass surveillance of the population," Williams and Hardy said.
Nevertheless, the notion that the mesocortical and thalamic dopaminergic systems are associated because they share ultrastructural features requires a stronger justification and testing.
Finally, to ensure that all participants ate some of the foods and to provide a stronger justification for offering food in the experiment, the foods were presented as part of a bogus taste test, using the same questions as those used in previous studies (Houben, 2011; Houben & Jansen, 2011).
She also noted that there needs to be a strong justification for warrantless searches.
Yet a strong justification for the president's stance can be found in the argument it implicitly seeks to rebut.
The charities said they expected the inspection programme as a whole to "provide a strong justification for moving away from institutional care to local services for local people".
Although a prime minister with more sense than Cameron would have handled it differently, attempting to build a cross-party consensus before choosing the date, there was a strong justification for the referendum going ahead.
If there were credible signs that inflation was coming to a standstill and that deflation threatened, the bank would have a strong justification for pumping up the money supply.
To unmask an anonymous speaker online, the government must have a strong justification.
