Sentence examples for justifiable rules from inspiring English sources

Showing that some rule we currently apply is not the only rule that can meet the test of public reason is no objection, provided the mechanism by which different public justifiable rules are selected can itself be reasonably justified.

He said: "If he has decided I shouldn't have claimed something which I feel was justifiable under the rules at the time, then I won't pay it".

During questioning today by Judges David S. Baime, Phillip S. Carchman and John E. Wallace Jr., Mr. Berg said that the state was not required to tell grand jurors about the justifiable self-defense rules for police officers.

For, if those postulates are analytically true, then the anti-realist would expect to attain them by means of rules justifiable by appeal only to the constructive contents involved (see Rumfitt 1999).

Bring each child in line with justifiable consequences and rules.

A study by the Urban Institute shows that just one per cent of cases in which a black person shoots a white person is ruled justifiable.

The official described the dates, locations and number of deaths involved in four cases ruled justifiable homicide, all in Iraq, including three at Abu Ghraib.

One was a burglar whom King shot in 1954, in what was ruled justifiable homicide.

Section 3 considers the question of public reason's constituency: to whom must our rules be justifiable in order to be considered legitimate or authoritative?

This movement, starting in the mid-1980s but gaining popularity throughout the last decade, was based on the principle that medicine was no different from any other science, and that any medical treatment or therapy should be justifiable using standard scientific rules of "evidence" and should be statistically sound.

First of all, the law may limit the possibility of courses of action based on common sense or rationality, let alone allowing for justifiable exceptions to general rules.