Sentence examples for be possible to justify from inspiring English sources
But the paper also looks at the influence of EU rules and regulations, saying it would be possible to justify a figure "between 15% and 50% or thereabouts".
But if this is correct, then it might be possible to justify theoretical statements about the occurrence of experiences during sleep even in the absence of strict criteria, for instance by using behavioral and/or physiological evidence during sleep to verify dream reports (Ayer 1960).
This move, Habermas maintains, undoes the neutrality principle that undergirds modern constitutional democracy, with its separation of church and state: the idea that "all enforceable political decisions must be formulated in a language that is equally accessible to all citizens, and it must be possible to justify them in this language as well" (2006a, 12).
Therefore, we must conclude that even in the controversial case of homosexual love, it may be possible to justify the use of anti-love biotechnology in certain cases.
Whilst it should be possible to justify the minimisation criteria, the precise details of the allocation process should not be widely divulged until after the trial has completed.
At study commencement it should be possible to justify the number and type of minimisation variables, their weighting and the choice of randomisation weighting.
So, it's possible to justify a few of those too-long and apparently unproductive meetings by finding hidden payoffs.
The answer in numerical terms lies somewhere in between the two approaches, and it is possible to justify any measure between 15% and 50% or thereabouts.
So perhaps in a poor community a new water system has been installed and someone feels it is possible to justify on national security grounds that all details in relation to that contract are classified.
It was possible to justify it as a method for electing the Commons in the 1940s, 1950s and possibly the 1960s, when politics was essentially a two-horse race between the blues and the reds.
It is possible to justify this condition using Eq. 9 in which pressure difference is inversely proportional to total mobility.
