Sentence examples for be impossible to justify from inspiring English sources

John Bridgeman, director general of fair trading, has said double charging would be "impossible to justify to consumers".

"It proved to be impossible to justify the money and upgrades that would be necessary for that jump".

It may be impossible to justify a gender-equality policy that focuses on women at the top at the same time as the position and prospects of most working women are shrinking.

Unless it shows that it has learned from its failures and is ready to look afresh at the way out of the Iraqi quagmire, it will be impossible to justify the continuing presence of British forces in Iraq.

Von Miller and Malik Jackson head the list of prominent Broncos with contracts up for renewal, and it would be impossible to justify paying Manning such a sum given the struggle that this team faces to stay under the salary cap.

If AID were true, it would be impossible to justify the claim that he deserves it.

"It's impossible to justify this money in terms of a defined system of justice.

This group is impossible to justify; almost doomed to underperform, such managers are guided by a business rationale.

In a post-cold-war world it is impossible to justify the need for thousands of weapons.

It is impossible to justify this as a serious exercise of the preferential option for the poor.

Mr Wilkinson means that the actually-existing security practices of the American state (and many other liberal democracies) are impossible to justify on liberal grounds.