Sentence examples for interest to justify from inspiring English sources

Is there the public interest to justify a possible invasion of privacy?

In the older terminology, the newspaper need to show some "public interest" to justify the publication.

Return to Forever completed its tour, raking in revenue and stoking enough interest to justify another go.

And, unless there is a public interest to justify not doing so, the media must follow such an instruction.

Petitioner also alleged that respondents "had no compelling interest to justify their use of race in the admissions process".

In that case an environmental group which threatened to enter land to uproot genetically modified crops could not rely upon the defence of public interest to justify trespass.

It has been used by special interests to justify policies that cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars for subsidies that do little to aid real small farmers.

Lawyers for the state identified two interests to justify reserving the term marriage for heterosexual unions — tradition and the will of the majority.

While it had lost its American colonies, by the late 18th century Britain was emerging as a global power, not only securing new trade routes but also using its mercantile interests to justify new settlements and colonies.

We simply do not have the Afghan partners, the NATO allies, the domestic support, the financial resources or the national interests to justify an enlarged and prolonged nation-building effort in Afghanistan.

So on the advice of its lawyers (Wachtell, Lipton for the special committee and Davis Polk for the company), Heinz probably told the board that although best practices weren't required, this wasn't Delaware and it could basically look at other interests to justify selling to Mr. Buffett and 3G.