Sentence examples similar to justifiable scope from inspiring English sources
Safford argues that the search here is justifiable in scope because the nature of the infraction (drug possession) compared with the controlled conditions of the search is reasonable and not excessively intrusive.
For the reasons stated above, it is justifiable to limit the scope to the simple but robust cost-effectiveness calculation.
Some of the variation might be explained in part by the language used in the national guidelines leaving too much scope for interpretation and some might be justifiable by the need to adapt to local circumstances.
The real threat of terrorism and the justifiable fear of it lie not in the quantity of terrorist acts but in their scope and potential.
Re "Terrorism's Real Locale" (Op-Ed, May 8): Ali Abunimah seems to misconstrue the State Department's assessment that "primary terrorist threats to the United States emanate from the Middle East and South Asia". The real threat of terrorism and the justifiable fear of it lie not in the quantity of terrorist acts but in their scope and potential.
This may be a function of the size of the business (micro enterprises have often less scope in which to exploit such initiatives or the payback may not be justifiable) or the nature of them; office-based service providers often have lower scope for investments or indeed could already have carried out the most readily applicable initiatives for their business.
Aid donors, meanwhile, are urging the government to narrow the scope of what sorts of property it may legally seize for development.Claiming land for infrastructure projects is often justifiable, and Vietnam badly needs better ports and roads.
