Sentence examples for justifiable to ask from inspiring English sources

These new insights into the debates on the uses of embryos for stem cell research suggest a number of conclusions and recommendations, on the question of whether it is ethically justifiable to ask IVF patients to donate fresh embryos.

Knowledge about their views and experiences contributes to debates about whether it is ethically justifiable to ask them to donate embryos: in particular, to donate fresh embryos during their IVF treatment.

As a result of psychosocial factors there has been an increasing tendency for pregnant women without justifiable medical indications for caesarean section to ask for this procedure in China.

As people interested in addressing prejudice, then, it's in our best interest not to ask if political correctness is justifiable, but if it works.

I also think it fair to ask whether using the picture, however distorted, was justifiable in the public interest.

Brazil's foreign minister Antonio Patriota said he would call his UK counterpart William Hague to tell him the detention of Mr Miranda - a Brazilian national - was "not justifiable" and ask him to ensure it "won't happen again".

Once in a while, someone will ask whether it is justifiable to kill Muslims or women in the course of jihad in Iraq, but in the past year, according to Rebecca Givner-Forbes, an analyst with the Terrorism Research Center, "that has pretty much stopped".

One of his unlikely supporters was the late Malcolm Muggeridge, the author, journalist and television pundit who, on a programme called Why Anarchism?, had asked Christie just before his mission to Spain if he thought it was justifiable to assassinate Franco.

Would I have thought it justifiable to use wire tapping?

It sounds burdensome and not justifiable to me.

They anguish about when, if ever, it is justifiable to lie to the young.