Sentence examples for justification for closing from inspiring English sources

The charge has become justification for closing down websites in the Philippines and Vietnam.

The cathedral has never been able to give any justification for closing.

Fordow was a "safe place", and there was no justification for closing it.There are undoubtedly divisions within the regime between those who think a deal of some kind is possible and those who believe that having already suffered so much for the sake of the nuclear programme, it would be unthinkable at this advanced stage to accept restrictions dictated by America.

"The justification for closing off innocence-based challenges is that eventually we reach a point where allowing them will prevent very few unjust executions, but will undermine the deterrence and retribution justifications for the death penalty by letting prisoners engage in endless delay".

A federal judge in San Francisco ruled yesterday that the Hearst Corporation's $660 million purchase of The San Francisco Chronicle did not violate antitrust laws and that the company would have had legal justification for closing The San Francisco Examiner had it chosen to.

Yesterday David Bowers, the Mayor of Roanoke, Virginia, released a statement that favorably referenced the World War II internment of Japanese Americans as a justification for closing the city's doors to Syrian refugees fleeing violence and persecution.

As the Syrian refugee crisis mutated from a regional problem to a global one, security concerns have increasingly been cited as a justification for keeping borders closed and refusing to resettle migrants.

Remnants of heavy weaponry, which France and the United Nations had cited as justification for aiming so close to Mr. Gbagbo's residence and offices, were also on display.

A number of scholars, many of whom support the goals of affirmative action in education, say the idea of diversity as a justification for racial preferences deserves closer scrutiny, as its emergence involved a sort of legal happenstance.

Evacuation for the majority was unjustified, and there was no justification for permanent relocation of even the closest locations (Jaworowski 2010).

In a statement issued after the London stock market closed, the bank said it "knew of no justification" for the sudden fall in its share price.