Sentence examples for justification for the fact from inspiring English sources
The Senate is, by design, a less than democratic body; there is no real justification for the fact that small-population states like Vermont and Wyoming have the same number of senators as California and Texas.
If subsistence rights were derogable, it would mean that the obligations on the state and NSAGs would be more equal and would provide some level of justification for the fact that individuals' rights were not being realised. .
Our analysis offers a theoretical justification for the fact that complex behavioral processes are composed of functional subunits.
Interestingly, the justification for the fact that flgAMN, flhDC and fliDST are not grouped into cluster 23 along with the other operons is that these operons consist of genes that produce early or late gene products in the flagellar assembly process.
As one reader put it: What justification is there for the fact that under PIP proposals, a person who cannot shower, wash their hair, nor dress or undress themselves is ineligible for ANY disability benefit whatsoever?
The first is that no data are provided to support this justification for the threshold; in fact, it is never articulated in the paper, although it is found in the letter.
This has little theoretical justification; but the fact is that there was little clamour for radical change.
It had the air of a legal justification written after the fact for a policy decision that had already been made, and it brought back unwelcome memories of memos written for President George W. Bush to justify illegal wiretapping, indefinite detention, kidnapping, abuse and torture.
Health benefits are a good justification after the fact.
His democracy agenda strikes some onlookers as an after-the-fact justification for the war in Iraq, invented once the main given reason (Saddam's weapons of mass destruction) had collapsed.
Alan Pardew could find little to criticise his side for, and there was justification in that, not just for the fact he must lift them for a Premier League campaign in danger of spiralling out of control, and also for the second leg, at what should still be a boisterous St James Parkk next Thursday.
