Sentence examples for governing justification from inspiring English sources

The phrase combat by mutual agreement comes from New York's law governing justification, also known as self-defense.

The principles governing both justifications for denial of a hearing on a successive application are addressed to the sound discretion of the federal trial judges.

"In refusing to release to Congress the rules and justifications governing a program that has conducted nearly 400 unmanned drone strikes and killed at least three Americans in the past four years, President Obama is ignoring the system of checks and balances that has governed our country from its earliest days," he wrote.

Regardless of the justification, policies governing head veils are likely to grow more prevalent in the coming years, particularly as European governments try to stave off the growing influence of right-wing leaders in their countries, experts said.

We are now governed by a party whose primary justification is to secure Brexit, and which does no actual governing aside from talking about Brexit.

A justification of this fact can be found in the microscopic mechanism governing the Au film growth on SiO2 at room temperature.

Federal regulators released details of the new rules governing Internet traffic in a 400-page tome that also lays out the justification for tough measures and gives critics the fodder for their expected court appeals.

A governing body invariably comes in for criticism and is always under scrutiny; sometimes with justification, sometimes not.

Senior US officials have repeatedly said that President Assad's forces "flagrantly violated" international law governing the use of chemical weapons, indicating that may form the basis for a justification of any future attack.

They are also examining tightening the rules governing strike ballots to give unions less flexibility on the timing of strike action and to widen the justification for a strike after a ballot is held.

The BBC understands that officials are examining tightening the rules governing strike ballots to give unions less flexibility on the timing of strike action and to widen the justification for a strike after a ballot is held.