Sentence examples for justification for targeting from inspiring English sources
The following day NBC news published a Justice Department white paper summarizing the Obama administration's legal justification for targeting American citizens.
This is their justification for targeting such places, despite the legal requirement to ensure its attacks are proportional, distinguish between military and civilian objects, and avoid civilian casualties.
"There is no justification for targeting doctors and nurses who are already putting their own lives on the line to save others," said Susannah Sirkin, PHR's director of international policy and partnerships.
In the face of such criticism, the Obama administration has been forced into agreeing to provide access to select members of Congress to its legal justification for targeting and killing American citizens abroad.
These findings provide scientific justification for targeting management efforts to minimize secondary spread of aquatic invasive species by restricting recreational activities in invaded areas.
In its verdict (Dutch) the court agreed that preventing Iran from obtaining certain types of technologies is legitimate, but said that there is "no objective and reasonable justification" for targeting all Iranians, and Iranians only.
The 29-minute video, titled Until There Came to Them Clear Evidence, appeared to be primarily aimed at offering religious justification for the targeting of Christians, saying their slaughter is permitted if they refuse to convert to Islam or decline to pay a protection tax in lands where the terror group holds sway.
There is no "objective and reasonable" justification for such blatant targeting of national and ethnic minorities.
"There is no justification for this indiscriminate targeting of people perceived to be members of the LGBTI community," said ILGA's executive director in Europe, Evelyne Paradis.
"As we extend our sympathy to the families of the victims, we would say in the strongest possible terms that there can be no justification for the deliberate targeting of children and those looking after them," said UNICEF Regional Director for West and Central Africa Manuel Fontaine.
It seems that many conservation organisations have adopted popular scientific concepts and use them as justification for conservation targets.
