Sentence examples for justification applies from inspiring English sources

The third possible justification applies only to police officers.

The same lack of justification applies to Microsoft's decision not to offer a browserless version of Windows 98 to consumers and OEM's.... To the extent that Microsoft still asserts a copyright defense, relying upon federal copyright law as a justification for its various restrictions on OEM's, that defense neither explains nor operates to immunize Microsoft's conduct under the Sherman Act.

Gaus (2011, 495) holds that the requirement of justification applies to laws that lack "strong interactive effects" with other laws.

Jonathan Quong has argued (2004, 233 250) that the requirement of public justification applies first and foremost to laws, a more finely grained kind of principle justifying coercion.

Rawls held (2005, 140) that the requirement of public justification applies merely to "constitutional essentials" and that public justification is required when "basic questions of justice" are at stake.

Similarly, some public justification theorists, such as Gauthier, have confined public justification to those who contribute to the cooperative surplus, though others have thought that the ideal of public justification applies to all citizens, regardless of their contributions.

The same uncertainty may be with reasonable justification applied to the cancer rate of the affected regions with their highly volatile socio-economic situation, making observation of cancer excess among liquidators a formidable task.

Our results provide justification for a schedule of administration whereby gemcitabine is administered 18 h prior to MK-8776, and this justification should apply to clinical trials of gemcitabine with any other Chk1 inhibitor.

(A similar justification is applied to gasoline taxes).

He added that he didn't think the same justification could apply to journalists seeking information about the "sex life of a footballer".

The same pragmatic justification may apply to the many intellectuals I know who, despite the exertions of Paulos, Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins et al., are serious about religion (usually, as it happens, either Catholicism or Judaism).