Sentence examples for call for justification from inspiring English sources
Some who write about the justification of desert claims seem to think that it is specific desert claims about particular individuals that call for justification.
Because of the high ethical premium placed on self-determination, acts of overriding treatment wishes stand out and call for justification.
13 This, I think, is the context for understanding what the Court meant in Dunsmuir when it called for "justification, transparency and intelligibility".
Multiple stakeholders are involved in the selection of these projects, which call for stronger justification to the public, local agencies, and federal institutions.
The assertion that all persons have equal basic moral worth and dignity calls out for justification or at least elucidation.
His interests led him to develop a philosophy of culture, and his status as Japan's premier philosopher led government officials to call upon him for justification of Japanese expansionism in the late 1930s and early 40s.
The latter understanding, however, calls for further justification.
As Maynard Smith puts it, "an explanation in terms of group advantage should always be explicit, and always calls for some justification in terms of the frequency of group extinction" (1976, p. 278; cf. Wade 1978; Wright 1980).
The other is that some U.S. media outlets -- operating in an environment in which anyone who questions the administration's foreign policy is accused of being unpatriotic -- have taken it as their assignment to sell the war, not to present a mix of information that might call the justification for war into question.
David Wasserman is using this moralized sense, when he writes that "[t]o claim that someone discriminates is … to challenge her for justification; to call discrimination 'wrongful' is merely to add emphasis to a morally-laden term" (1998: 805).
