Sentence examples for invent justifications from inspiring English sources
Rather than invent justifications for Google's conduct, The Post should take note of the public record.
That Jews should be indifferent to the mistreatment of another people -- that they should invent justifications for inhumanity -- seems to me the bitterest of ironies.
Scheindlin's ruling hinged on the fact that officers in the Bronx, Santiago and Ramdeen among them, routinely invented justifications for stopping people outside certain buildings in the borough and at times made arrests without cause.
One day, I brought up Roberts's old habit of inventing mechanical justifications for female participation in sex.
She has been difficult for filmmakers--no matter how modern--who have always felt the need to invent some comforting justification for her protagonists' behavior.
So he produced a plan that would phase in his cuts over ten years, with 80% of the cuts coming after 2006.But since then, with a slowing economy, Mr Bush has invented a new justification for his plan as a weapon in the fight against a potential recession.
However many new justifications are invented for the government to pick winners, and coddle losers, it will remain a bad old idea.
They cannot invent new variation.
