Sentence examples for could provide justification from inspiring English sources

Although the president does not need cause to fire the F.B.I. director, a critical inspector general report could provide justification to do so if Mr. Trump is looking for some.

And CPJ, along with other human rights groups, is concerned that the countering violent extremism initiative could provide justification for governments to broaden surveillance online and use it to curb human rights and civil liberties.

It also stated that arguments centring on "necessity and self-defence could provide justifications that would eliminate any criminal liability" should any US interrogator face prosecution for torturing detainees.

Some PIAs may involve a public that is representative of a larger population, so that these PIAs could provide justifications for decisions affecting this population, whereas other PIAs that do not involve a public with this property should be handled with care by decision makers.

That decision could potentially be a problem for Netflix, because it could provide legal justification for Internet providers to reduce the speed at which Netflix video content is delivered unless the company pays the providers.

The government has published a two-page note explaining why it thinks the doctrine of humanitarian intervention could provide legal justification for military action against Syria in the absence of a United Nations security council resolution.

If other theodicies could provide a justification for God's allowing moral evil, then, of course, moral evil would not be a problem.

Through its experience with steel and aluminum protection this summer, the Trump administration discovered that it could freely set tariffs if only it claimed a national security motivation under "Section 232". The President then launched just such a 232 investigation into autos trade, which could provide the justification for tariffs similar to the 25percentt ones imposed widely on steel imports.

Filed with the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, 63 members of the Texas Conservative Coalition, the state legislature's conservative caucus, advanced the notion that legalizing same-sex marriage could provide legal justification for the recognition of various moral taboos, including incest and pedophilia.

Glendale Mayor Ara Najarian, who is on the Metro board of directors and pushed for the service, said in a statement this week that the route, if successful, "could provide the justification we need to consider even greater transit investments in this corridor".

Objective To determine whether a general societal preference for prioritising treatment of rare diseases over common ones exists and could provide a justification for accepting higher cost effectiveness thresholds for orphan drugs.