Sentence examples for generally justifiable from inspiring English sources

The opinion contradicted a Supreme Court ruling that said it was generally justifiable to use racial appearance as one such factor.

Other situations in which the use of force is generally justifiable, both in Anglo-American law and in continental European law, include the use of force in defense of others, in law enforcement, and in defense of one's dwelling.

This has become an increasing focus of ethical discussions as attempts to identify generally justifiable criteria for allocation failed, and has led to the development of philosophical frameworks for procedural justice in resource allocation [ 68].

Thus, the variations seem mostly justifiable.

Everyone was let go for at least one, and generally more than one, justifiable reason.

Nevertheless, the design and analysis of these trials are founded on a number of assumptions and arbitrary criteria that are generally not well understood or justifiable.

The first task is generally time-consuming, but is becoming more justifiable with the ever-increasing volume of data available from many organizations.

The movie can't rest". But Eric Deggans, a black television and media critic for the Tampa Bay Times, gave "Django" a thumbs up, suggesting in his review that the film's brutal depiction of slavery makes up for its shortcomings — that is, its over-the-top approach to a subject that's generally swept under the rug is aesthetically justifiable, even necessary.

TOP beyond 24 weeks gestation for life-threatening maternal conditions in combination with dismal fetal prospects (eg, due to severe growth restriction or anhydramnios) is generally not reported, since TOP in such cases is considered inevitable and the only justifiable management option to prevent deteriorating maternal morbidity or even mortality.

The emphasis on the holding was justifiable in the days when the farm was the business and land was generally farmed by a family.

It is generally accepted that in balancing clinical data, patient preference and potential treatment toxicity, it is justifiable to postpone chemotherapy until symptomatic progression in some patients.