Sentence examples for challenges the justifications from inspiring English sources
Hence the participatory model challenges the justifications, characteristics and conditions of the representative model, introducing the principle of participative strength (and need) of local boards and citizens.
Election lawyers said that the law does not spell out all the ways an officeholder could benefit personally from the use of campaign money, and that regulators are generally reluctant to challenge the justifications campaign committees use.
With his lectures, exhibitions, workshops and performances Zaretsky has exposed and challenged the justifications for the Solar Fish project and the cultural and political values that underpin them.
Will the Iranians, who are speaking of "managed access," challenge the justification for inspecting military, Revolutionary Guard or scientific facilities?
The Labour leader was not challenging the justification for the Nato-led intervention, authorised by the UN on humanitarian grounds and pushed by David Cameron and the then French president, Nicolas Sarkozy.
Questions about the impact of the TPP on income distribution and the distortions imposed by tightening intellectual property rights have motivated Nobel Prize-winning economists such as Krugman and Joseph E. Stiglitz to challenge the justification for the TPP.
Diderot also challenges the dominant justifications for European colonialism.
The UK source challenges the official justification for the programme; that it is necessary for the fight against terrorism and serious crime: "This is not scoring very high against those targets, because they are wise to the monitoring of their communications.
This initiative will challenge the existing justification accorded to their differential treatment.
Second, Foucault implicitly challenges the very idea of any form of justification of the practice of punishment.
But this won't happen until we challenge the infrastructure of justification, built so carefully by politicians and the press.
