Sentence examples for justifiable amount from inspiring English sources

There is also a justifiable amount of trust that European center-right parties endorse social support from the state, which of course is true.

But I don't believe that £9,000 is a justifiable amount of money to pay just to down jagerbombs every night.

If you're unlikely to get a justifiable amount of wear from any of these (and I hear you), it's well worth checking out Kiko's silver Glitter Top Coat, (£7.20) or L'Oréal Paris's gold Million Lashes Glitter (£6.99), which, while a less luxurious gift to yourself, look just as cool on.

In order to maintain a safe social network, from which they can get social support to overcome difficulties, they need to pay a justifiable amount of renqing fee15 to maintain a reciprocal relationship.

However warmly the stove burns or however well-oiled the wheels are, it is not justifiable to spend this amount on a moneyed toddler's wendy-house.

It is therefore questionable and not justifiable to allocate large amount of Government funds earned from legitimate tax payers for hill tribe development.

The House of Lords reversed a court of appeal ruling that UK immigration checks at Prague airport amounted to "justifiable indirect discrimination" against Czech Roma.

Whether such facts amount to a justifiable case or controversy is decisive of our jurisdiction.

There's been a certain amount of (entirely justifiable) anger and confusion from many Labour supporters today at reports in the Mail on Sunday that Ed Miliband met George Galloway in his Westminster office recently.

Firstly there is any amount of (frankly rather justifiable) cynicism abroad about the motivations and moral integrity of UK foreign policy.

Though the numerous tenets of the Law forbid violence in various forms, if the dogs harm something of sentimental value it is deemed justifiable to treat them with "any amount of violence".