Sentence examples for create a justification from inspiring English sources

"Regulatory lapses elsewhere don't create a justification for the perpetuation of a system that is broken," he said.

My take is that the regime intentionally jails peaceful moderates so as to leave the protest movement in the hands of young men who discredit it by throwing firebombs — and thus create a justification for repression.

Russia vetoed two attempts at Security Council resolutions that would have condemned Mr. Assad, concerned that they would create a justification for the kind of foreign military intervention and leadership change that shaped the Libyan conflict, a result that deeply angered the Kremlin.

To create a justification for publishing information that would in normal circumstances be invasive, they would leak it quietly online and, once it had done the rounds, it would pop up in the paper, defended on the grounds that it was already commonly known by internet users.

Mr. Davis's lawyers, William M. Kunstler and Lynne F. Stewart, argued during the trial that Mr. Davis was a victim of a conspiracy to create a justification for the police raid from which the shootout resulted, although they also told the jurors that they did not have the resources to prove those allegations.

Prognoses just illustrating rather than explaining future developments (leaving out the question what that is for now) can create a justification for mental constructions but only under the condition of acceptance by others.

Mr. Lewis has been accused of too Eurocentric an approach, of creating a justification for European imperialism, of taking too narrow a view of Islam.

The common mantra"It's just business, it's not personal" enables the third piece of the Dark Triad in human psychology by creating a justification for the removal of compassion during negotiations.

But beyond matters of economics and employment, there is something more existential revealed by the research into reactions to black-sounding names: when people assume black people to be bigger than they actually are, it creates a justification that they are a threat.

According to Rashad Robinson, executive director of Color of Change, criminalization occurs when the media consciously or unconsciously creates a justification for why people of color are killed.

After a High Court ruling outlawed the practice the government sought to create a legal justification for their detention.