Sentence examples for justifiable purpose from inspiring English sources

In layperson's language, this strange phrase means that the only justifiable purpose of handing a business a cheque is to get it to do something it wouldn't otherwise do.

He first traveled there in 2009 "to create a cover story for people to get to know me," Mr. Yaacoub said, according to the depositions, "to keep coming with a justifiable purpose and without giving rise to suspicions".

"Playing the match again would serve no justifiable purpose seeing as its result has no bearing on promotion or relegation," said the Football League.

Why spend $1 trillion on a long, bloody nine-year campaign with no justifiable purpose?

Prior cash-outs for family emergencies, college tuition or other "justifiable" purposes would seriously undermine the intended retirement protection.

The police especially must ensure that they have legitimate grounds for processing personal data and disclosing images of this nature without a justifiable policing purpose could potentially breach the Data Protection Act.

Computational tools and numerical strategies for the determination of the response of masonry walls under blast overpressure often rely on oversimplifying and conservative assumptions, which, although justifiable for design purposes, are not as warranted when fragility analysis and risk assessment are the objectives.

Is this a justifiable use of money?

The Court found the defendant's conduct was expressive, but still upheld his conviction because the law under which he was prosecuted — a prohibition on destroying draft cards — had justifiable military purposes that outweighed his free speech right.

The new Japanese government has defended the country's annual whale hunt, saying that whaling is justifiable for research purposes.

Criteria requiring exclusivity were the most conservative, but given their very low overall accuracy and precision they would probably only be justifiable for forensic purposes [ 19].