Sentence examples for justifiable that from inspiring English sources

"How is it justifiable that they were going to put Swartz in prison for 45 years?

When religion claims authority in the political sphere, it is unsurprising — and totally justifiable — that atheists and skeptics question the source of this authority.

How is it justifiable that Bradley Manning could be sentenced to life in custody?" Jónsdóttir formed part of a very small group of volunteers who joined Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, in Iceland to prepare the Collateral Murder video for publication.

It is when killing and injuring are otherwise justifiable that the deontological constraint against using has its normative bite over and against what is already prohibited by consequentialism.

This dialogue has been prompted by issues of philosophy, but also by the realities of globalization and global poverty; in a world as connected as our own, is it justifiable that some have so much while others have so little?

It is justifiable that most patients with haemorrhoid disorders and anal fissures would benefit from a topical treatment as first line therapy.

"The justifiable anger that was felt was at the way in which a project that originally had been supposed to cost £45bn ended up costing £55bn.

In politics to respect another person is "to insist that coercive or political principles be as justifiable to that person as they are to us" (Larmore 1990, 137).

Charles Larmore, for example, argues "to respect another person as an end is to require that coercive or political principles be as justifiable to that person as they presumably are to us" (Larmore 1999, 608).

In 2008, even with all the justifiable excitement that surrounded the candidacy of Barack Obama we were still well aware that Wall Street and big donors were pouring cash into his campaign coffers.

Redondo Beach has perfectly justifiable laws that prohibit running into the street, jaywalking, driving recklessly and harassing drivers and pedestrians.