Sentence examples for able to be justified from inspiring English sources

According to Ofcom's code, broadcasters must apply "generally accepted standards" meaning that any material they air which might be offensive or explicit must be able to be justified by context, such as whether children are likely to see it.

For example, they believe that feminist politics requires that claims about oppression or denial of rights be true or false and able to be justified and that philosophy requires much the same thing.

Tamara Hawkins, a nurse practitioner and lactation consultant in Manhattan, said, "I don't think they will be able to justify they are giving women the help they need without bringing on specialized lactation consultants".

Researchers should be able to justify why they are studying these specific genes, this environmental risk, this behavioral outcome, and why they measured it with these specific instruments (see also Dick et al. 2015).

The policy should be able to justify how these objectives are linked to service objectives.

First, in this analysis we were not able to differentiate justified from unjustified admissions.

Increasingly, companies and regulators won't be able to justify the cost of the necessary fixes.

No company will be able to justify the cost of switching to the Mac OS on the strength of Keynote alone.

Be able to justify your reasoning, if you are confronted.

This, it would seems, is how they are able to justify their conduct to themselves (whatever it is and whomsoever it affects).

One must further be able to justify the assumption that participants should be taking the medication throughout the observation window.