Sentence examples for justifiable way from inspiring English sources

'I'm afraid,' Rylance suggested, 'that I feel there is enough general evidence in this Prime Minister's term that these kinds of questions must be asked, and that this is one powerful and justifiable way of asking them.

Chomsky told the class that the only justifiable way for Saddam to be removed was by his own people but that Iraqis had been so crippled by sanctions that they were unable to do so.

In 1988, I included the following line in a cover story on global warming for Discover magazine: Even as the developed nations of the world cut back on fossil fuel use, there will be no justifiable way to prevent the Third World from expanding its use of coal and oil.

So there is no interpersonally justifiable way to rank the ends, and there is no way to achieve them all.

We should, it seems, assume what the positivists have called "the standpoint of immanence" (Rickert 1921a, 21) and see if there is some rationally justifiable way to infer our way out of it.

Tolerance can only be a virtue if this distinction can be made, and it presupposes that the limits of toleration can be drawn in a non-arbitrary, justifiable way.

"FREE speech allows the folks at the stock exchange and Nasdaq to voice criticism," said Mr. Steele, "But when they lynch those who are using the free press in justifiable ways, that's a bad decision -- unwise and counterproductive".

Due to the probabilistic nature of all the models, the number of clusters could be set automatically in several well-justifiable ways, such as cross-validation and different types of information criteria (see e.g. [ 14] for standard model selection methods).

This was one of May's first decisions as prime minister, and although justified by officials – and justifiable in many ways – its handling was unusually clumsy and last minute.

To do so, we not only need tumour tissue bank collections, but perhaps more importantly we need to design our clinical studies, whenever ethically justifiable, in a way that aims at exploring drug responsiveness in a manner that allows systematic comparisons between clinical response and biological parameters [ 48].

It was a justifiable, if placid, way of handling it.