Sentence examples for justification given for from inspiring English sources

The alleged existence of these was the principal justification given for the invasion of Iraq.

Another reason for being suspicious about Friday's announcement of the travel alert and mission closures is the justification given for them in official statements.

The justification given for the recent royal coup was the need for the king and the army to deal with the insurgency without the time-consuming distractions of politics and freedom.

To help students understand Obama's options, the case reviews both the recent tax cuts under President George W. Bush, including the supply-side and demand-management justification given for them, and the broad history of fiscal policy in the United States.

"In fact, to be candid, I am frequently left incredulous at the justification given for dropping money into the cap next to the sign that says 'hungry and homeless'". For 10 years Thames Reach and others have been trying to persuade us that handing loose change to sad, dishevelled, beseeching suitors on high streets does more harm than good.

The justification given for the act was that higher MLDAs would result in fewer traffic fatalities.

That failure, "combined with the bleaching event, I think gives justification for the NGOs to be out there campaigning, and for countries to start expressing concern".

But these facts were not the principal justifications given for the enforced regime-change.

So women are choosing to undergo vaginal surgery to fit in – which is similar to the justifications given for FGM.

But the justifications given for the restriction of the religious freedoms by the burqa ban — equality, repression of women, protection of French cultural values — do not seem to be on the same footing.

The spurious justifications given for detaining the Central American families – and the conditions in which they are held – are a modern echo of the similarly unjustified mass incarceration of Japanese American families.