Sentence examples for its justifiable from inspiring English sources

Morris indicated last month that the FBI had no plans to change how it publishes its "justifiable homicides" numbers, repeating that the bureau was required by law to report the figures.

"It really hurts my feelings as a Muslim to see these people doing that and thinking its justifiable when it's totally not justifiable at all in any way shape or form," Zulficar says.

Like nu-metal and nu-rave before it, nu-folk betrays its justifiable insecurity about how much fresh inspiration it actually has to offer by the adoption of the prefix "nu".

Missouri should also revise its justifiable-homicide laws, which, as Yishai Schwartz explains in the New Republic, make it "almost impossible" to convict police officers who claim they acted in self-defence.

The court called it justifiable homicide.

The right wing, however, did not retreat one step before evidence that its outrage, justifiable or not, guaranteed the popularity of whatever outraged it.

The FBI is overhauling its own "justifiable homicides" count to include a wider range of incidents involving the use of force by police.

It is so far as the state reflects the general will and this common good that its authority is legitimate and its action morally justifiable.

We present a complete, decidable logic for reasoning about a notion of completely trustworthy ("conclusive") evidence and its relations to justifiable (implicit) belief and knowledge, as well as to their explicit justifications.

Somehow wheat bread possesses some antioxidant capacity; its fortification is justifiable due to deficit of antioxidants in the common diet.

As part of its annual report on crime, the Federal Bureau of Investigation compiles a number of what it terms "justifiable homicides" by police using weapons each year.