Sentence examples for defensible to all from inspiring English sources

Contractualists claim that the rules of morality are those that would or could be defensible to all others in the bargaining arrangement.

"It is essential that the way the BBC rewards its employees, in both its public services and the corporation's commercial subsidiaries, is coherent, understandable and defensible to staff and above all to licence payers".

Bulldogs were noted in all three reports as a breed in need of an intervention, with one going so far as to question whether it is ethically defensible to continue breeding them at all.

But is it morally defensible to engage in this practice, even if all parties are aware of the practice?

The choice is defensible to many health care professionals.

I have considered all possible positions of the root between the taxa on Fig. 7 and the possibility that it might be within any of them, and reduced the possibilities that seemed defensible to just two: beside or within Chlorobacteria.

If monitoring is a given, a new challenge for employers takes center stage: setting up a monitoring system that is ethical and fair to all employees, and not merely defensible in court.

While NSF and NIH requirements stop short of mandating that institutions develop and provide full coursework to all students in S/T majors – inclusive of medicine – we maintain that such a dictate might in fact be defensible (and laudable).

If so, the idea that the DN/IS requirements are at least necessary conditions for ideal explanation may be defensible after all, although the counterexamples to the sufficiency of the model noted in will remain.

At the Pentagon on Friday, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said some of Syria's chemical weapons components might have been moved in recent weeks to more defensible locations, but all of the main chemical weapons depots were secure.

Some think that religious doctrines do make a difference to scientific practice, yet are defensible for all that (Plantinga 1996).