Sentence examples for justification for narrowing from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department says flatly that the court's decision provides no justification for narrowing the law.

A further justification for narrowing our functional analyses to NF90 is that NF90 alone showed a partial relocalization to the cytoplasm of dengue virus-infected cells (Figure 4), and we hypothesized that the relocalization may have regulatory significance for dengue virus RNA translation or replication.

The route's narrow bridges and tunnels were unable to accommodate the class, and provided justification for using the narrower 3-cylinder N1 class 2-6-0 on the route.

There's no justification for such a narrow-minded view of Sanders' run.

Mr. Lewis has been accused of too Eurocentric an approach, of creating a justification for European imperialism, of taking too narrow a view of Islam.

Others contend that requiring or encouraging informed citizen decision making about cancer screening may be unecessary since, arguably, justification for it may rely on an inapporpriately narrow version of autonomy [ 45].

In recent years great parts of the discussion on ethical and legal aspects of consent for biobank research has focused on justifications for broader and narrower consent models [ 69].

Democrats appealed against her decision, arguing that lawful votes, a state judge and even the supreme court itself had all been set aside.Democrats claim Mrs Harris has violated the judge's injunction by sticking to narrow justifications for recounts, and ruling out considerations such as whether the recount might change the vote totals.

There is always a risk with talk of "social mobility" that the scope is too narrow and it quickly degenerates into a justification for inequality rather than as a means for tackling it.

"To me, the justification for a white person to use that word is a very narrow window," he says.

In her book, she argues that the main justification for censorship schemes, "harm to minors," is a specious one, used by adults to impose their own narrow standards on society.