Sentence examples for justification for attempting from inspiring English sources

The basic justification for attempting to reconstruct the Globe in a faithful version of the original is that it can be used to learn more about Shakespeare's plays.

WASHINGTON ― An internal Department of Homeland Security assessment throws cold water on President Donald Trump's justification for attempting to ban citizens of seven Muslim-majority nations from entering the United States.

This difference in the sexual response cycle is not a justification for attempting to get a woman to have sex when she doesn't want it.

"As variation in sexual identities and orientations has always been part of a normal society, there can be no justification for attempts to 'eliminate' LGBTI from society," the report authored by 11 South Africans, one Ugandan and one American said.

The movie just lives inside that stunned, astonished 90 minutes of horror between one epoch and the next - and there is, to my mind, an overwhelming dramatic justification for simply attempting to face, directly, the terrible moment itself.

The original justification for FIFA's attempts to expand global soccer tournaments was that they could bring in more money.

There is no justification for avoiding early attempts at enteral nutrition.

Another interesting feature is the inclusion of justice claims in climate change experiments, especially among private and civil society actors (rather than local governments), who may need to construct explicitly justifications for their attempts to govern climate change.

(By contrast, methodism begins with criteria for knowledge and justification and then attempts to ascertain whether, on these criteria, we actually have any knowledge or justified beliefs).

"There is never a justification for this type of attack the attempted murder of a private citizen on the soil of a sovereign nation and we are outraged that Russia appears to have again engaged in such behavior," Tillerson's statement said.

However, Neil Durkin, of Amnesty International, condemned the US attempt to seek justification for opting out of international law, saying that the "UN convention against torture, to which the US is a signatory, is very clear that there is no right of derogation".