Sentence examples for justification for the exercise from inspiring English sources

As expressed by Wigney J (para 92) 'in circumstances where reasonable minds might differ about the outcome of, or justification for, the exercise of power, or where the outcome falls within the range of legally and factually justifiable outcomes, the exercise of power is not legally unreasonable simply because the Court disagrees, even emphatically, with the outcome or justification.'.

So for Dworkin, we must interpret law as coherent, in the sense of speaking with one voice, because by so doing, we understand law as the voice of a community of principle, and so as capable of providing a general justification for the exercise of state coercion (see Dworkin 1986).

The ascendency of benevolent sexism over hostile sexism does not contribute to the eradication of IPV; instead it constructs gender equality as a threat to stability and a justification for the exercise of IPV.

His original justification for this exercise was (a) that he liked it, (b) that it was seldom played, and (c) that when it was played, it didn't work because the piano drowned everything else.

Justification for the content of exercise interventions or exercise selection was rarely provided and few trials reported enough detail for both land and aquatic programs to be reproduced reliably.

The justification for the franchisor to exercise the options is the extra profit that could be earned after considering agency costs, which is influenced by the uncertainty of revenue and royalty fee.

Others provided a range of justifications for the practice.

Max Weber identified three inner justifications, or sources of legitimacy, for the exercise of authority: (1) traditional norms sanctified by long-standing convention, (2) charisma, which attracts the personal confidence and devotion of followers, and (3) rational-legal considerations supported by belief in the validity of legal statutes and functional competence.

Finally, considering that the results for GRADE were increased from low to moderate provides justification for recommending exercise for improving BMI in kg·m−2 in overweight and obese children and adolescents.

In contrast to the more rationalistic tradition of natural theology, with its arguments for the existence of God, fideism holds or at any rate appears to hold (more on this caveat shortly)—that reason is unnecessary and inappropriate for the exercise and justification of religious belief.

This is the reasoning that gives us the justification for exercising political power, and it needs to have the quality of making sense to us all.