Sentence examples for factually justified from inspiring English sources
Convincing society and political activists of the need for the programme will depend on, amongst other things, whether nature conservation is perceived as necessary and factually justified (US Environmental Protection Agency 2001).
We consider it the task of future medical ethics research to clarify to what extent the observed difference in value is factually and normatively justified.
If the person live-tweeting had been in the press box, preventing another reporter from factually covering the game, their request to stop would have been justified.
There was no physical evidence, and beyond Misskelley's allegedly coerced and, in many places, factually inaccurate confession, there was nothing to justify their convictions bar a "they look the type" mentality.
"It is incumbent on Denmark to demonstrate factually that the gravity of the situation justifies putting in place controls which might affect the exercise of free movement of goods, services and persons at the internal borders with Germany and Sweden".
Yet, as the previous criticisms of objections to natural-law arguments for avoiding/preventing DT reveal, the alleged "free-market" objection fails to justify allowing avoidable DT because its premises are factually false, and its inferences are invalid.
"Factually," he added, "I think it will be hard for Microsoft to justify what it is doing".
Without doubt the humanitarian significance of Wallace's many contributions fully justifies the highest recognition, but that significance also requires that such celebration be factually supported.
