Sentence examples for is sometimes justified from inspiring English sources

I am sure this is sometimes justified.

Paternalism is sometimes justified on the grounds of preventing harm.

His canonization is sometimes justified on the grounds that he was a great representative of the medieval German priestly kings.

The idealization of monumental single-cell spaces is sometimes justified, but the difficulty of evolving theories of planning by the use of historical prototypes should be emphasized.

These include "waterboarding", or making a man think he is drowning.Although Mr Cheney has not had the guts to make his case in public, the argument that torture is sometimes justified is not a negligible one.

The current President Bush is trying to rally the world to act against Iraq, but around the principle that a pre-emptive invasion is sometimes justified -- an admittedly hard sell for Secretary Powell.

Only 1percentt of American Muslims think suicide bombings are often justified, and only 7percentthinknk they are sometimes justified.

But American politicians know all too well that security concerns about imported technology are sometimes justified.

Even the police acknowledge that money influences the course of justice and that victims' complaints are sometimes justified.

Lizza counters that Schaeffer did write that actual political violence was sometimes justified, citing this passage from the "Manifesto" as an example: There does come a time when force, even physical force, is appropriate.

Pollsters hardly ask about it any more, but as recently as 1995 a MORI poll found that 76% of respondents thought the death penalty was sometimes justified, and 80% wanted a referendum held on the subject.