Sentence examples for an acceptable justification for from inspiring English sources

It held that Zionist ideology is not an acceptable justification for seizing occupied lands.

"I thought he was a terrorist," is an acceptable justification for shooting people in terror-stricken places.

They said that although during a political campaign some might support limits on the speech of those considered "too powerful," this was not an acceptable "justification for withholding First Amendment rights from any group—labor or corporate".

They said that although during a political campaign some might support limits on the speech of those considered "too powerful," this was not an acceptable "justification for withholding First Amendment rights from any group — labor or corporate".

However, his professional background as a neurosurgeon may be considered an acceptable justification for his dietary choices.

Indeed, U.S. research regulations expressly prohibit the inconvenience of obtaining consent as an acceptable justification for not trying.

In the absence of a more substantial showing as to Los Angeles' actual experience with the distribution of obnoxious handbills, * such a generality is for me too remote to furnish a constitutionally acceptable justification for the deterrent effect on free speech which this all-embracing ordinance is likely to have.

The exponential Arrhenius expression was used as the basis for this correlation, but it did not provide an acceptable justification about the physics of deposition.

Simply because a close friend or family member raves about a novelty egg separator doesn't mean it has a place in your life -- and that fact is perfectly acceptable justification for finding the item a new owner who will put it to good use, Dewkett contends.

Attacking Israelis is self-defense, which, according to the Koran, is the only acceptable justification for fighting.

It is an irony that while in his philosophy Khayyam offers a rational explanation for the existence of evil, in his Rubā'iyyāt he strongly condemns the presence of evil and finds no acceptable justification for its presence.