Sentence examples for justifiable I from inspiring English sources

It is argued that in addition to being causative and descriptive, a program must also be rationally justifiable, i.e., the specific structure of the program should be explainable by the (rational) ways in which it contributes to achieving the intended goal.

The Snap-shot rule was then reiterated on the next justifiable (i.e. non-superfluous) measurement, done after tnext, and so on.

It is an extreme example, but justifiable, I think: to try to argue against that with a moral case, rather than basic biological realities, would be missing a trick.

Variability across services was something that was seen as realistic and justifiable: I don't think the gold standard service exists anyway and there is huge variability in there as well.

Insistence on long-term follow-up of study participants could itself only be recommended where it was considered ethically justifiable - i.e. where there was sufficient prospect of benefit to the subject to justify the demands on their time and privacy from the follow-up process.

I have gone over it again and again, is the decision justifiable, have I tried out everything else possible?

"If it is acceptable or justifiable, than I would like to know that," Mr. Leveson said.

If a Google employee rampages through my email, Google Voice or other data for no justifiable reason I expect a lot more from the company than simply terminating them.

Not justifiable, but I hope they can now see where it came from," she said.

As part of a larger (and more justifiable) investment in I-94 and I-75, the plan proposes to widen portions of those highways by a lane in each direction and add a network of service lanes.

In 1607, he informed the English parliament with quite justifiable pride: "Thus I must say for Scotland... here I sit and govern it with my pen: I write and it is done".