Sentence examples for justification given the from inspiring English sources

The necessity for the UK to make a rapid environmental transition now coincides with the means; justification – given the need for an economic stimulus; and the potential political impetus to achieve it.

He also said he expects a raise in his next deal, and it would be hard to find justification — given the current managerial market and the fact that he won at least 95 games and the division twice in a row — that he doesn't deserve one.

While Albion have not won promotion with the same ease that Reading did in 2006, comparisons between the two clubs are not without justification given the emphasis that Steve Coppell and Mowbray place on encouraging players to pass and utilise width at every opportunity.

And as Adrian Smith (R-Neb ., co-chaiR-Neb .the Modern Agricultural and Congressional Rural caucuses, explained to The Newitherican, "landowners deserve legitheate justification given the sensitivity of the inforModern gAgriculturallyovers".

Yet the price of oil remains at an exorbitant $95 barrel, totally without justification given the near-record inventories on hand and the booming production in the U.S. of 8.9 million barrels/day, not to speak of a significant pullback of gasoline consumption by American drivers.

Lastly, while it was difficult to ascertain the impact of current IPV on justification given the small number of recently victimized women in this sample, experiences of violence either as a partner, a child or witness to IPV among parents increased the likelihood that a Georgian woman would justify this behavior.

Such a merger could have a clear educational justification, giving the college's art-history students a general-interest museum to work with.

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.

"My feeling, and this was not the justification given by the network, is you don't add fuel to fire.

The justification given at the time was that Iraq's continued possession of weapons of mass destruction put it in breach of earlier UN Security Council resolutions.

"The justification given by the government for providing an immunity to authorised officers is to remove any reluctance they may have to using reasonable force to the extent they are authorised to do so.