Sentence examples for it would be defensible from inspiring English sources

Even if it were, they said, it would be defensible on any number of fronts, like security provisions in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

"It's not even close to what would be defensible to the outside investors".

But if a mixed campus is considered in the state's interest because it improves everyone's education, then racial preferences would be defensible for years to come.

Several other cut points would be defensible, for example, removing individuals with more than 3 missing landmarks, 5, and so forth.

"Whether it would be legally defensible if a family wanted to challenge it, that's a whole new arena".

It would be more defensible if officials allowed mainstream journalists to report more of what they want.

On the other hand, it would be sound and defensible policy to have the local police examine at the workplace the identity papers of all employees to ascertain whether they are legally allowed to work and, most important, ascertain if employers had intentionally violated current U.S. laws requiring employers to check the immigration status of hired workers.

If modality were coextensive with modality de dicto, it would be at least a defensible position that the topic of modality belongs to logic rather than to metaphysics.

Had Thoreau broadened it to include himself, it would be less obnoxious; had he broadened it to include everyone (à la Sartre), it would be more defensible.

It's based on assessments, testing and her own personal tolerance for risk (someone else may have made a different choice, and that would also be defensible).

On a practical level, however, so many artists do use the same titles (Untitled, Still Life with..., Descent from the Cross) that a specific trademark would not be defensible.