Sentence examples for general justifications from inspiring English sources

This paper presents three general justifications for government intervention: (1) risk to others; (2) protection of incompetent people; and (3) risk to self.

"The government's general justifications for SAMs — involvement in terrorist activities and dangerous communication by others during incarceration — do not address Mr. Mohamed's conduct or his particular risks," wrote Judge Krieger, who was appointed by President George W. Bush.

In neither case, though, is the separation complete: it holds for some general justifications and not for others.

Second, in the general justification section, the proposed legislation must include a description of its goals and means-the core issues of the proposal.

Any attempt to provide a general justification for analogical reasoning faces a basic dilemma.

There is, then, no general justification for the principle of utility.

The problem of providing a general justification for analogies then reduces to the problem of justifying that simpler inference pattern.

Instead, it must first specify a subset of putatively 'good' analogical arguments, and link the general justification to this specified subset.

So a general justification of analogical reasoning cannot provide support for all arguments that conform to (4), on pain of proving too much.

But he should be able to offer a general justification for the presence of evil, and to describe some good or goods which but for the occurrence of evil could not be achieved.

If institutions of justice are to be given a general justification, Mill argues, this justification must find its ultimate grounding in utility to society; for what else could explain why justice is valued at all, other than the fact that it serves and protects our interests?