Sentence examples for justification for engaging from inspiring English sources

The fact that you are being oppressed provides no justification for engaging in lethal violence deliberately targeting civilians, particularly violence that has no rational connection to any plan for ending your oppression.

The question is whether motives matters when it comes to sexist behavior and whether there is ever an excuse or justification for engaging in it?

Since none of the six countries had either a national agenda for HSR or an HSR course, there is strong justification for engaging relevant stakeholders and designing a curriculum that fills this gap.

Other studies have shown that patients deliberating informed consent for elective surgery had preferences for methods of information provision, with younger patients preferring internet-based information and older patients preferring paper-based information 30 providing further justification for engaging with users at the outset.

Respondents who agreed with at least one of the items on the scale were classified as holding justifications for engaging in academic dishonesty.

To the question, "Why do we engage in communication?," we can answer, "Because we are justified in thinking that we can thereby produce in each other justified beliefs and to provide justifications for engaging in action".

Overall, the results suggest that male gender, viewing academic dishonesty as less serious and holding justifications for engaging in this type of behaviour were significant predictors of self-reported academic dishonesty.

This is consistent with previous research, which shows that students report a number of motivations and justifications for engaging in this type of behaviour (Brimble and Stevenson-Clarke 2005; Jensen et al. 2002).

This might be a convenient justification for not engaging in the transfer of skills, and thus avoiding the necessary mending of cross-cultural barriers as well as the shedding of the mutually shared misanthropic perceptions.

Allowing specialised GP services within the GP contract may have exacerbated non-participation of generalist GPs in caring for drug users and lack of familiarity with the concept of preventive naloxone may have provided a justification among some GPs for engaging with what could be interpreted as provision of a new, unfunded, service.

These are perfectly reasonable justifications for not engaging openly with the media but they only add to the sense of a closed, secretive and potentially untrustworthy area of work.