Sentence examples for different justification for from inspiring English sources

But at his first campaign rally in almost two weeks, Trump also offered another, slightly different justification for his hot-headed comments.

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales chose a different justification for these wiretaps: They were covered by the congressional resolution passed shortly after Sept. 11, 2001, authorizing the use of "all necessary and appropriate force" against al Qaeda.

The questions about attitudes towards different justification for being absent from work (question 1 7 in Table 2) were inspired by similar questions in Holmås and et al (2008) and Hansen and Andersen (2008).

An argument incapable of transmitting to its conclusion a specific justification for its premise(s)—e.g., a justification based on evidence e may turn out to be able to transmit to the same conclusion a different justification for its premise(s)—e.g., one based on different evidence e*.

They deleted the error from their report and wrote a different justification for the downgrade - one that relied on unmeasurable "political" considerations.

Bush and Trump are also using different justifications for the steel tariffs.

Section 2 discusses different justifications for public health interventions, including the role of paternalism and how it bears on the permissibility of public health interventions.

He believes, "two people in precisely the same evidential state (in terms of perceptual situation background beliefs and so on) might have different epistemic entitlements," in other word they could have different justifications for the same body of evidence.

Furthermore, the questionnaire included questions related to the social norms regarding sickness absence in the workplace (questions 8 14), measured by the respondents' beliefs concerning what attitudes most of their colleagues hold towards different justifications for being absent from work.

It could be answered if we consider their justification of SE belief first internal and then mental, in other words different states of mind led to different definitions which show different justifications for the belief in knowing the entity that they define, hence SE.

The attitudes towards different justifications for being absent from work were measured with questions such as "What is your opinion regarding calling in sick (self-certified sickness absence) if one has not slept enough during the previous nights?" Answers were given on a 5-point scale where 1 represented "Wrong" and 5 represented "OK".