Sentence examples similar to justifiable expression from inspiring English sources
And while it is difficult to ignore the vulgar hatreds expressed by Muslim protestors or in the newspapers of the Arab world or even among Westerners, aren't those just frustrated expressions of justifiable political grievances?
Pointing to a diverse impact of particular HCV genotypes on metabolic disturbances, it seems to be justifiable to compare chemerin liver expression in patients infected with different genotypes.
A variant of this approach might be a power in the committee of ministers to determine that a court judgment should not be enforced if it considered that that course of action was desirable and justifiable in the light of a clear expression of opinion by the relevant member state's most senior democratic institution.
"Even if the three arrested women did take part in the protest," Amnesty said on Thursday, "the severity of the response of the Russian authorities – the detention on the serious criminal charge of hooliganism – would not be a justifiable response to the peaceful – if, to many, offensive – expression of their political beliefs.
We are saying: No violence against children is justifiable.
Abruzzi argued that threatening to cancel the party was justifiable because any event taking place at Adams House "necessarily carries an endorsement" of the expression.
"There are people who have the utterly justifiable opinion that something like the inside of a gas chamber after a gassing should not be mined for artistic expression, if only out of respect for those who perished," he said.
