Sentence examples similar to justifiable mistake from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, one of the candidates must request a recount, and state their basis for asking (some sort of justifiable reason that mistakes had been made).
Even now, some would argue that the crunch is the result of a bold experiment in financial innovation gone wrong; a mistake, certainly, but justifiable in the sense that, if it had come off, the resulting era of ultra-cheap money would have led to the prospect of capitalist prosperity without end.
Denying an individual soul, much less an entire group, the opportunity to find and follow their dream is not simply a mistake or a justifiable omission; it is also an assault on their natural nobility and an insult to their soul.
Mr. Diallo's death was a tragic mistake, he believes, "but the killing was justifiable and understandable".
Mr. Karr makes mistakes in intonation, but they emerge as justifiable chances taken in the name of expressivity.
I don't think it is justifiable … everybody who worked at the magazine was mortified by that mistake".
Content marketing has been mainstream for a couple years now, and mistakes that were commonly made in its infancy are no longer justifiable.
The assumption is always that people make their arguments in good faith and have justifiable reasons to believe as they do, even if I think they're absolutely mistaken.
For Beck to have prevailed in the case, the WIPO court would have had to have ruled in Beck's favor on three issues: that the domain name could be mistaken for the mark "Glenn Beck"; that Eiland-Hall did not have a justifiable stake in the name, and that the domain name was "bad faith".
