Sentence examples for justifiable means from inspiring English sources

But there is a question whether calculated sensationalism and scholarly complicity in it were justifiable means to achieve these results.

3 For in the present instance, passing over the affairs of Greece, I appended those Asiatic affairs p253 which relate to Cappadocia, as I found no justifiable means of separating the departure of Ariarathes from Italy from his return to power.

Therefore, the main aim of this study is to characterize factors influencing EWP in a Geographic Information System (GIS) and provide a statistically justifiable means for improving building codes and establishing public storm shelters in disaster-prone areas in the State of Arkansas.

There are some who believe that violent attack on civilians and their property is a justifiable means to this end.

People get lost in that argument as if the belief that the bomb was justifiable means that nuclear weapons are a good thing.

The terms "justifiable" means that we can infer that in these 3 out of every 100 times, a shooter would not regret having shot his weapon, as he would ostensibly feel he might otherwise have himself been hurt or killed.

The Israel Defense Forces' attack on the humanitarian convoy is illegal, and by no means justifiable.

While some may say that, given Fay v. Noia, what the Court is attempting to do is justifiable as a means of promoting 'efficiency' in the administration of criminal justice, it is the sort of efficiency which, though perhaps appropriate in some watered-down form of federalism, is not congenial to the kind of federalism I had supposed was ours.

"Collectively, we seem to have unthinkingly bought into a narrative of empowered indignation in which 'anger' against 'authority' is deemed to be just and justifiable and any means to vent that 'anger' is rationalized as socially acceptable and politically correct," Harish Khare, a former spokesman for the prime minister, wrote in The Hindu.

But the Russian move deep into Georgia was not "even remotely commensurate with the threat to Russian peacekeepers"; and "furthermore, continued destruction which came after the ceasefire agreement was not justifiable by any means".In the second phase of the conflict, then, Russia broke the law and Georgia acted in self-defence.

This might be justifiable if it meant that our health was getting better.