Sentence examples for grounds to justify from inspiring English sources
"There were no grounds to justify deferral".
There were humanitarian grounds to justify intervention.
"And there are substantial grounds to justify that suspicion.
"Generalized perceptions about disabilities and unfounded speculations about threats to safety" were specifically rejected as grounds to justify exclusion.
In a statement, Ms Villiers said: "I do not believe there are sufficient grounds to justify a further review or inquiry above and beyond those that have already taken place or are ongoing.
The earlier events, recited in the opinion of the Court, disclose at least ample grounds to justify the chase and official interrogation of the petitioner by the government agents in the manner adopted.
"There is something so preposterously transient and fleeting, so once-over-lightly, so egregiously contemporary about these books," Wieseltier laments, adding that they don't break enough journalistic ground to justify their literary clumsiness and lack of historical perspective.
"Once Israel has withdrawn completely from Lebanese territory, then it is on a much higher political ground to justify retaliation for any attacks because it is no longer occupying foreign territory," said Edward P. Djerejian, a former American ambassador to Syria and Israel.
People in organic associations do often feel obligations to other members, but we normally seek an independent ground to justify them (see Simmons 1996; Wellman 1997).
Indeed, during the red/green coalition government of Schroeder (1998 2005) the norm 'No more war' was replaced by 'No more Auschwitz' to put it on higher moral ground to justify interventions abroad.
