Sentence examples for justifiable practice from inspiring English sources
Thus, if performed for appropriate reasons such as controlling price or achieving feasibility, reserve relaxation is a justifiable practice in power system operations.
The mystery of exactly what it is animals think and feel may forever elude us, as might our certainty that keeping pets is a justifiable practice.
As I walked by to collect him, he noticed the Sports Illustrated logo and went to move the plastic cover our store uses to cover up whatever they deem to be "inappropriate" content (whether this is a justifiable practice or not and who judges what is and isn't appropriate is a discussion for another day).
This approach was a justifiable practice, given the resources available and the low-stakes nature of this exploratory study (Stemler and Tsai, 2008).
Conceptions of well-being are at present too diverse to ground a publically justifiable practice of assisted death in non-voluntary contexts on the basis of third-party assessments of the quality of life of a non-competent individual.
While the theory of the DMCA was justifiable, in practice it hasn't worked so well.
Although Angoff and Hofstee are both well-recognised methods in extensive use for standard-setting, that does not necessarily mean that they are either valid or justifiable in practice.
The differing physical, psychological, social and personal choices unique to each patient mean that there is often justifiable variation in practice [ 22, 23].
Prospective, randomised trials of dialysis versus conservative kidney management for ESKD are neither ethically justifiable nor practical and therefore only observational studies are available to inform practice [ 31].
Thus the drive for purposeful investment, at design is more justifiable, than the traditional practice of postponing costs (and problems) to operations.
I strongly believe that it should be considered a collective responsibility of the research community in bioethics to explore and debate the conditions for these different approaches as they promote a normatively justifiable, real world, bioethical practice.
