Sentence examples similar to conceded justification from inspiring English sources
Anyone who isn't an anarchist necessarily concedes the justification for some government spending.
So if (III) is justifiably believed only if (II) is and (II) was already surrendered then the skeptic must concede the justification for (III).
Even so, they conceded, that strategy was no justification for confining him.
Even the government's lawyer conceded in court that there was no legal justification to keep The Daily News from publishing at this time, she said.
However, under questioning Officer F conceded that a medical incident was not an allowable justification for engaging the IAT and it was against operational protocols, and Officer E conceded there were other options that could have been taken instead of a cell transfer.
There is no justification for banning the opera; even the Anti-Defamation League conceded that it is not antisemitic while arguing, with baffling logic, that it might be used as "a vehicle to promote antisemitism".
Entering the lands that they had conceded to Stalin in 1939, the Germans used NKVD crimes as a propaganda justification for the bloody massacres of Jews in summer 1941, in which Lithuanians, Ukrainians, Poles and others took part.
A1 A former foreign secretary contends that Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain conceded privately that Iraq did not have quickly deployable weapons of mass destruction, the justification that was used for going to war.
But in his six-hour testimony, he conceded very little, constantly shifted his position and even came up with a new version of his justification for war.
Coming six days after his side conceded a crucial injury-time equaliser against Wigan, Redknapp looked absolutely sick on the sidelines and with some justification.
