Sentence examples for justification in the first from inspiring English sources

The movie reveals, scene by scene, a calculus of interests; it features, very early on, an act of cavalier indifference by the Kuomintang, just to make sure that the Communist revolution finds its ultimate justification in the first reel.

But there's a big catch: most lawmakers have no idea what eavesdropping is already going on or what Mr. Bush's justification was in the first place for ignoring the law and ordering warrantless spying after 9/11.

The first is the lack of any coherent theoretical framework, applications preferring instead to seek justification in the very first wave of experiential landscape approaches that emerged in the early 1990s.

3) Aggregation and calling attention to other people's good work without much effort on your own part is enough justification for blogging in the first place.

In Twins E2 can give s justification for believing P2 only if s has independent justification for believing Q2 in the first instance.

Really, this site should never have been put forward as a potential area for development –there was very little justification for the plans in the first place.

The report also appeared to undermine the government's justification for the review in the first place, saying: "There was a strong and consistent message from many stakeholders that the previous consultations that led to the establishment of these reserves had been lengthy and comprehensive, and had for the most part achieved a relatively robust balance of interests in reserve design and zoning".

While paid work programmes and vocational training in Iraqi prisons were instrumental to improving prisoners' livelihoods once released, these three-member review boards that heard the case of detainees in US custody in Iraq were the "central nervous system" in addressing the justification for their detention in the first place.

It is intuitive that E2 could justify P2 for s in Twins only if s had independent justification for believing Q2 in the first instance.

Elsewhere, much in the same spirit, Wright observes that transmission may fail in 'cases where there is justification for the premises in the first place only because the conclusion is antecedently justified' (2003, 57 58, edited).

While IS is bracing for a Kurdish-led attack from the West, the Russian intervention has yet to deal a serious blow to the group, despite the fact that Russia has repeatedly used the presence of IS in Syria as the justification for its intervention in the first place.