Sentence examples for greater justification from inspiring English sources

This is all the greater justification to celebrate it.

Furthermore, it has achieved the opposite effect: there are more and more suicide terrorists finding a greater justification".

"The government could apply for an exclusion but even if we do that we are still left with the problem that the EU has gone more and more into the health service, because as more marketisation comes in there it becomes a greater justification for not treating it as an exception... such as the insistence on putting more and more out to contract".

These challenges lie in the legitimate implications evolution has for human nature and activities and the subsequent demand for greater justification.

But, when indirect civil disobedience would be either misconstrued or viewed in isolation from the law opposed, then direct disobedience, assuming it meets certain moral requirements (which are determined by the content of the law opposed), may have greater justification.

What greater justification can there be to remove our troops from Iraq and Afghanistan than that their country needs them.

Of course it might, and it is certainly difficult to find any great justification in his explanation that he wants to think more about his club career.

The Declaration of Independence, in setting out its great justification for rebellion, also warned against doing so lightly: "Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes".

Reward, even the effectiveness of the characters in living up to their own high expectations, is not the point, after all: the point and their - our - greatest justification is the striving itself.

In those circumstances, there was no other way to protect a right that women (again I say, with great justification) thought only they could appreciate and enforce, than to enshrine it in the Constitution.

The accessibility and dazzling tricks offered by new technologies will make sport more alluring than ever, lessening the latent prejudices of race and culture.But the greatest justification for believing in sport's rosy future is that it has yet to strike a deep chord for almost half the world's population.