Sentence examples for justification for presenting from inspiring English sources

Not all twitterati are impressed with the Harvard students, especially the bit of their open letter that complains: "There is no justification for presenting Adam Smith's economic theories as more fundamental or basic than, for example, Keynesian theory".

Buffong, the artistic director of co-producers Talawa, states in his programme note that there is no justification for presenting the play with an all-black cast other than "to tell the story".

That Amendment does not confer the right to present testimony free from the legitimate demands of the adversarial system and cannot be invoked as a justification for presenting what might have been a half-truth.

As there is no scientific justification for present GE-regulation, and as it has, so far, not prevented any harm, our society has the urgent responsibility to reconsider present regulation, which is based on an extreme interpretation of the precautionary principle, and change it to science-based regulation on the basis of traits instead of technology.

One or another "explanation" for some past event is typically a justification for present and future policy.

The success of a protest becomes a false proxy and future justification for present tactics.

The significant increase in the proportion of children brushing these surfaces (32.1%to87%7%, a 2.7 ratio increase), after the present program, supplied substantial justification for the present approach.

There is thus some justification for the present tendency to equate "teenager" with "juvenile delinquent".

And I make this assumption only to emphasize the lack of rational justification for the present statute.

There can be no justification for the present "rotten borough" peerages, retirement rewards for party loyalists or crudely sold to those who pay large sums into party coffers.

But for Turner, all this matters less than what he puts forward as the economic-cum-educational justification for the present-day apartheid.