Sentence examples for justification in that from inspiring English sources

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.

The RMSE has a theoretical justification, in that it allows for direct comparison with the CRB.

We have seen that Casullo proposes to treat "experience" as a natural kind term, and Hilary Kornblith and Philip Kitcher propose to treat epistemic terms such as "knowledge" and "justification" in that way.

This policy has pragmatic and ethical justification, in that it maintains a sense of fairness and equity between two contiguous groups of people who must, for a range of security and political reasons, be encouraged to live in this adjacency as harmoniously as possible for an indefinite period of time.

The justification given in that work is that the distribution of the log-odds ratio approaches a normal distribution.

Since China reduced its stocks at that time, there would a justification in saying that the driver of cycle 2 represents the information for stocks.

For our justification in thinking that a given sequence is random will be based on its passing only finitely many tests; we can be justified in believing pseudorandom sequence to be random (in some respectable sense of justification, as long as justification is weaker than truth), and justified in making the inference to chance via RCT.

When the wire is exposed partly to the fluid phase and partly to the solid phase, there is no justification in assuming that the wire temperature is uniform: on the contrary the wire temperature will vary between the regions exposed to the fluid and solid phases.

Saddam Hussein, the justification for intervening in that nation, is long dead.

The church's eternal perspective did not allow members "to condone such behaviours or to find justification in the laws that permit them", Oaks said.

There would have been no justification in the event that this was indirect discrimination.