Sentence examples similar to assuming a valid justification from inspiring English sources

That's not a valid justification for doing anything.

There is no question that I have a valid justification for my possession of AndroGel as defined by the Wada code.

The convergence view appears to depend on the assumption that justifications and reasons can be relative to particular persons, that is, what constitutes a valid justification for Albert may not succeed as a justification for Betty, and vice versa.

We are at a turning point in history, where there is no longer a valid justification for making things more deadly.

"Disagreement with the comments, questions, and votes of a duly appointed member of the BOC is not a valid justification for the Board to refuse to reappoint that member".

It has been argued that old age alone is not a valid justification for refusing intensive care [ 23].

We also note that the behavior of beams that do not have a constant cross-section is complex, which provides a valid justification for using simulations.

They chose this more stringent cut-off value to reduce the possibility of false positives; a valid justification, although it limits how comparable their results are with studies employing the Petersen criteria.

It appears that the technique of similar figures was already known in the 5th century bc, even though a fully valid justification could not have been given before Eudoxus worked out his theory of proportion.

Assuming a potential donor would give valid consent, how far would that justify retrieval of organs?

Assuming a threshold is plausible in many toxicological and clinical studies, and even in cases where there is no biological justification, the threshold assumption can have practical implications.