Sentence examples for consider justifiable from inspiring English sources

As long as most people can legally get what they consider justifiable, they will report law-breakers to authorities.

A second questionnaire queried experts as to which kind of policy action they consider justifiable based on current knowledge.

By extending the scope of the endeavour from only a scientific perspective, to also include the more problem solving oriented policy perspective, the question of which kind of policy action experts consider justifiable was addressed.

Mr. Julius writes, "Israel is the only state in the world whose legitimacy is widely denied and whose destruction is publicly advocated and threatened; Israelis are the only citizens of a state whose indiscriminate murder is widely considered justifiable".

Robert Toutkoushian, executive director of the University of New Hampshire Office of Policy Analysis, says that in his studies of national data, even when he controlled for what might be considered justifiable causes of the difference--such as years of experience, the highest degree earned, years of seniority, and departmental affiliation--an 8% gap still remained.

Her murder was considered justifiable.

Not to mention the recently-revealed surveillance of all of us that the Executive Branch, the Congressional Intelligence Committees, and the FISA Court all considered justifiable.

In view of the high level of protection against malaria obtained in a previous trial in the study area using SP+one dose of AS it was not considered justifiable to include a placebo group in the study.

The heterogeneity between trials was non-significant, and pooling the data is considered justifiable.

Nevertheless, anti-parasitic chemotherapy has not been previously considered justifiable for seropositive individuals with digestive symptoms, but normal heart function (Bern, 2011).

HRT is however still considered justifiable and indeed recommended for symptomatic relief of severe menopausal symptoms although it is no longer recommended for long-term prophylaxis [ 5, 14- 16].