Sentence examples for equally justify from inspiring English sources

Russian troops were reported to be massing on the eastern border of Ukraine as The Economist went to press.Worryingly, the Kremlin justifies its actions in Crimea by citing a need to protect the Russian-speaking population, which would equally justify a military operation in the south and east of the country.

You could equally justify trying to prevent "any" voter pantsing -- as the old saying goes, it could happen.

She insists that everyone, no matter how ill or decrepit, is equally justified in clinging to life.

Antinomy, in philosophy, contradiction, real or apparent, between two principles or conclusions, both of which seem equally justified; it is nearly synonymous with the term paradox.

A family which rejected a mongol baby simply because he was a mongol would be equally justified in rejecting a boy if what they had wanted was a girl.

Some authors have emphasized that speaking of recognition as a vital human need cannot mean that every struggle for recognition is (equally) justified (Alexander/Pia Lara 1996).

For instance, consider the "internalist" thesis that, if things seem the same to each of two people from the inside, then those two people are equally justified in their beliefs.

Accordingly, it will turn out to be the case that the new "perceptual belief" is as coherent as the old one, and is therefore, according to coherentism, equally well justified.

It is equally hard to justify subsidizing the gifts of rich people more than those of poor people.

It seems equally impossible to justify the compensation paid to dot-com executives who run companies that produce unproven products.

But equally, can you justify going ahead with a literary event, however important, if you know you will thereby be putting at risk the lives of everyone who attends, knowingly igniting a major religious riot?