Sentence examples for is impossible to justify from inspiring English sources

This group is impossible to justify; almost doomed to underperform, such managers are guided by a business rationale.

In a post-cold-war world it is impossible to justify the need for thousands of weapons.

It is impossible to justify this as a serious exercise of the preferential option for the poor.

Stephen Glaister, a transport economist from Imperial College, says that it is impossible to justify this scale of rail investment in terms of efficiency or equity.Why this obsession with rail at the expense of roads?

The leadership has put the brakes on the abolition of tuition fees because Clegg believes it is impossible to justify the £12.5bn costs of the policy over the lifetime of a parliament while Britain is struggling with a fiscal deficit.

"At a time when the African continent is struggling to ensure that there is accountability for serious human rights violations and abuses, it is impossible to justify this decision, which undermines the integrity of the African court of justice and human rights, even before it becomes operational," said the organisation's Africa director, Netsanet Belay.

"It's impossible to justify this money in terms of a defined system of justice.

"It proved to be impossible to justify the money and upgrades that would be necessary for that jump".

John Bridgeman, director general of fair trading, has said double charging would be "impossible to justify to consumers".

Mr Wilkinson means that the actually-existing security practices of the American state (and many other liberal democracies) are impossible to justify on liberal grounds.

Glenys Stacey, chief executive of Ofqual, recently said it was impossible to justify year-on-year grade inflation in A-level results.