Sentence examples for justifiable meaning from inspiring English sources

The deaths referred to as "law enforcement homicides" in the BJS report and what the FBI calls "justifiable homicides by law enforcement" are roughly equivalent, Planty and a second senior BJS official told the Guardian, in part because nearly all homicides by police, if adjudicated at all, are deemed "justifiable", meaning not criminal.

There seems to be a general expectation that the introduction, maintenance and termination of health and medical policies are deliberate, meaning both rational and scientifically justifiable.

The meaning of the terms "extremely grave character" and "justifiable sense of being seriously wronged" used in the second form is currently unclear.

In the attempt to estimate each word's entropy information as objectively and unambiguously as possible, we treat grammatically justifiable words without regard to inflection, context, and semantic content (meaning); and we calculate entropy information by treating each word's lemma as if it were a symbol.

He begins an affair with a fellow lecturer Rita Parker Poseyy) and flirts with student Jill Emma Stonee), but it's only when Abe overhears a chance conversation in a cafe that he realises he has an opportunity to murder a stranger in an entirely righteous cause, a perfect and perfectly justifiable crime that he can easily get away with, and which will give his life meaning at last.

This argument not only captures the most justifiable and important aspect of the idea of a living Constitution, but it also happens to crush the conservative "original meaning" argument 59% to 34%.

Justifiable pleasure?

Justifiable favourites?

Is that justifiable?

Or at least justifiable.

Is homicide ever justifiable?