Sentence examples for broadly justified from inspiring English sources

Even so, Mr Steinitz's optimism seems broadly justified, as he prepares to present a budget for this year and next.

Indeed, the president has made clear that he regards the Israeli operation in the West Bank as broadly justified, and he has focused his demands on Mr. Arafat, insisting that he renounce terror, clearly and in Arabic.

It will argue that many of them are broadly justified; that there is indeed something special about the contribution the middle classes make to economic development that goes beyond providing a market for Western consumer goods.

It should also be considered that the use of human faces as stimuli for chicks is broadly justified by the existing literature.

With a balancing test, courts consider whether a general law, if applied to a religious institution, would inhibit its freedom more broadly than justified and, in those circumstances, courts could exempt the church.

This entry on trust is framed as a response to the general question of when or whether trust is warranted, where "warranted" is broadly construed to include "justified," "well-grounded" and "plausible".

What makes justified beliefs justified?

Economically justified, theologically justified, and monarchically justified.

"It's no accident that Lone Survivor ignores the question of whether the SEAL team's mission was justified or worthwhile, just as it ignores, even more broadly, the merit of the war in Afghanistan to begin with," he writes.

Since I had no idea whether these fears were justified, I started to read--a lot more deeply and broadly than I ever had before.

Finally, I do not claim that translational ethics would require a straightforward, top-down application of normative theory on clinical work, nor do I presume that the philosophers (broadly understood as theorists working on normative matters) have all the pertinent premises for a justified practice.