Sentence examples for coherent justification from inspiring English sources

One can wish a perfectly nice young couple well while at the same time admitting that there's no very coherent justification for keeping the monarchy.

Those rulings, and many others by the current Court, lack what the footnote strikingly provided: a coherent justification for unelected justices to overturn legal decisions of elected officials when the fairness of the Constitution, and of democracy, is at stake.

I'm just trying to make up an explanation".But does the fact that Mr Carroll, just minutes after a devastating reversal of fortune, could not express a coherent justification for his call mean that the play could not be justified?

American gays don't want civil unions; they want to be able to marry, and, as the 8th Circuit court says, the government has no coherent justification for stopping them.

There had been activist prophets before Muhammad and there were activist prophets after him, but in no other religious tradition does the image of the activist prophet, and by extension the activist follower, have such a comprehensive and coherent justification in the formative period.

The review is very clear that teachers should always be able to give a coherent justification for their decisions, citing evidence, principle and aim, and this requires reforms in their training, continuing development and leadership to produce a more convincing articulation of research and practice.

Weinstein's new perspective gives rise to equations that provide a coherent mathematical justification for why this extra term should be there.

Dilts argues that felon disenfranchisement is a productive failure that, in the absence of a coherent political justification, performs the vital function of managing membership and justifying exclusion in the liberal carceral state.

He later expanded his review, calling it "a soulless rephrasing of an extremely famous philosophical message (so famous it borders on cliche) that doesn't provide an emotionally coherent context or justification".

Basic propositions with only minimal justification, if coherent, could gain additional credibility.

An idea of strategic spatial planning as a transformative and integrative, public sector led socio-spatial process, through which visions, frames of reference, justification for coherent actions and means for implementation are produced that shape and frame, what a place, a city, a territory is and might become (Albrechts 2006).