Sentence examples for extending the justification from inspiring English sources
Those two features are: (1) the introduction of a formal apparatus for inductive logic; (2) the introduction of a pragmatic self-defeat test (as illustrated by Dutch Book Arguments) for epistemic rationality as a way of extending the justification of the laws of deductive logic to include a justification for the laws of inductive logic.
The commission rejected that request, saying that number portability is necessary to preserve consumer choice and enhance competition among wireless carriers, but the agency found justification for extending the deadline for a third time.
Having a blanket ban on prisoners voting has no practical justification, and extending the vote could encourage more political interest in ensuring prisoners come out less likely to reoffend.
He said there was strong legal justification for extending the current military action in Iraq on grounds of self-defence, and insisted that the Government saw military action as part of a "comprehensive" strategy to bring peace to Syria.
There is also the argument that forensic DNA databases have the potential to prevent and deter crime (Cutter 2006), and this has been proclaimed in various jurisdictions as a justification for extending the inclusion criteria (Taylor et al. 2007).
For example, if a site failed to reach their goal by the end of the Experiment period, this outcome was treated as data rather than a justification for extending the amount of time that site was tracked or extending facilitation that was provided to enhanced sites.
With UNICEF's help, the organizers hope that they will soon have even stronger justification for extending the project throughout Kyrgyzstan.
This confusion extends to the justification for our involvement.
Here's my justification: n Real growth in the U.S. economy should be 3% this year, extending the longest recovery in the postwar period.
Extending the olive branch.
