Sentence examples for instruments justify from inspiring English sources

Secondly we could assume that the epistemic instruments justify themselves.

It is specifically in this context that ethics came to be institutionalised as a normative instrument to justify law and regulation (Tallacchini 2009).

In our polarized political atmosphere, infrastructure is a battlefield where one side uses it as an instrument to justify job creation while the other stabs it as a line item to be cut from the national budget.

41 Similarities between these instruments and the SRI shall ensure its construct validity; however, there remains the dilemma that an overlap of the instruments does not justify a new instrument.

Based on the comparison or our conceptual framework with the content of four existing instruments, it would appear that developing an IPF-specific measurement instrument is justified.

Over the past few months it has argued for "safeguards", controversial instruments used to justify stemming the flood of Chinese imports.

To insist on any one notion of the future in political and philosophical debates risks turning it into an ideological instrument used to justify present policies.

PFOS and PFHS extracts were reevaluated for all samples using the TSQ-7000 (parent ion) for both validations of the new instrument and to justify choosing the product ion at 80 amu for quantitation.

A recent review of the IADL scales has pointed to a need for an improvement in the psychometric properties of the currently available IADL instruments in order to justify better their usefulness in clinical practice [ 33].

As we have already observed, the public debate on security has spread over the last decades at two levels concerning both the practical plane of policies pursued and the theoretical one of analytical and explanatory instruments aimed at justifying these policies in democratically acceptable terms.

However, the equally consistent finding regarding the large overlap in content and external validity suggests that decisions not to develop culturally-grounded instruments may be justified, depending on project scope and resources.