Sentence examples similar to green justified from inspiring English sources

Renaissance Services, a British-run catering company feeding the American army inside Baghdad's administrative headquarters (known as the Green Zone), justified its refusal to talk about a strike after claims of abuses because it was under contract not to talk to the press.

Social institutions or legal practices, for Green, are justified only to the extent that they furthered the self-realisation of individuals.

Anjaal had proved too green to justify heavy support when making his debut at the Guineas meeting, over on the Rowley Mile, but broke his maiden impressively at Beverley last month and has now scaled the next rung on the ladder in trying six furlongs for the first time.

But a persistent problem for many businesses has been putting a value on "going green" and justifying the expense of investing in new technologies.

He said: "Building on the Green Belt is often justified by claiming that there is a shortage of other land available for development, such as previously developed 'brownfield' land.

This contradicts what most governments and companies seem to believe: that green rules may be justified by the need to save the planet but impose immediate economic costs.There are several possible explanations for the finding.

It is only when the cognizer directly recognizes the relevant fit that her belief about the green triangular shape is justified.

The broadcaster justified the Greens' exclusion on the grounds that unlike Ukip they had not demonstrated a big recent rise in support.

He also suggested that the police have "invented" the threat posed by green campaigners to justify ongoing resources.

But the cookies (Earl Grey and currant, lemongrass and ginger) and the extremely moist green tea cupcake justify the overkill.

And it's never quite gone away as an idea, having been used to justify green taxes, pay for the New Deal for the young unemployed, and support the huge boost in health spending after 2002.