Sentence examples for frequent justifications from inspiring English sources

One of the most frequent justifications for using the running mechanical gloss of supertitles as opposed to singing English translations is that the latter can't be understood anyway.

Lack of field measurements is also a frequent justification for avoiding validating simulated snow packs.

The frequent justification for renovating his dramas is that most of the plays use borrowed plots.

This frequent justification of torture has offended not just politically liberal critics but the US military establishment as well.

A frequent justification used by executive branch officials is a lack of comparable options to accommodate the schedule for a trip.

Introductions of new species are done for a variety of reasons but the most frequent' justification is to improve the existing or to create new fisheries.

It compelled the public to accept a high degree of secrecy, and led to the frequent invocation of "national security" as a justification for executive prerogative.

Over time, corruption diminished and the justification for the transfers weakened, particularly given that frequent transfers undermined administrator effectiveness.

The high staff turnover and frequent changes in the rules and procedures in the MoH provided some justification for their concerns.

Despite frequent charges of collaboration with Roman Catholicism, Melanchthon staunchly upheld the tenets of justification by faith and scriptural authority.

She and the others said they believed that the protesters were more loyal to Iran than to Bahrain, a frequent charge — rejected by Shiite Bahrainis — that is leveled against Shiites as a justification for blocking their path to power.