Sentence examples for justification exists from inspiring English sources

No such justification exists".

What then is allowable where such ample justification exists?

He added, "No justification exists allowing the words to be sung.

"No conceivable justification exists for treating Mr. Soltren more harshly than his co-defendants".

A study by the Copyright Office in 1992 concluded that it was "not persuaded that sufficient economic and copyright policy justification exists to establish droit de suite in the United States".

Thus, a conceptual justification exists for freeing up the estimation of the salary item's intercept in Norway and the long-term security item's intercept in Poland.

As the Downing Street documents show, a year before the invasion the government knew that no legal justification existed and planned to create one.

Bishop believed that "no justification" existed for the downgrading: It would send a message around the world that even if you meet all of the criteria set out by the world heritage committee, there is still a risk that they will place an area on the in-danger list.

The NCEP concluded that strong justification existed for LDL-lowering therapy in older persons with established CVD.

Van Dieen et al.[ 12] conducted a comprehensive review on 27 biomechanical studies, comparing stoop and squat techniques, and concluded that no justification existed for advocating squat technique.

But Mr Sands warned: "Calling this legal argument 'wafer thin' is generous on the basis of the evidence that I've seen, if indeed there is a justification that exists at all.