Sentence examples for justification is needed from inspiring English sources
Mixing the Stooges' punk classic "No Fun" with Salt-n-Pepa's down-and-dirty rap hit "Push It" forges a dance juggernaut so infectious that no critical justification is needed.
Of course to argue that no legal justification is needed is a slippery slope because it is rare to find unanimous consent on the existence of a moral duty.
Hintikka's response has been that dualising was the correct intuitive meaning of negation even in the first-order case, so no justification is needed.
This short discussion on knowledge and truth leads to an important insight: No matter which concept of knowledge or theory of truth is used in science, justification is needed to create acceptance, consensus, or coherence.
The people I speak to don't seem too concerned with questioning why they care about the Queen so much, when she just happened to be born into her family and life of privilege; they feel no justification is needed.
(The answer may indeed be yes, but a little justification is needed).
If some further justification were needed, the preservation and transmission of the artistry and humanity of his actors, with Gazzara in the front line, would suffice.
Canada remains one of the few western countries in the world without a time limit on detentions, a sharp contrast to the UK – where peers voted in March to limit detention to 28 days unless otherwise ordered by a court – and the US, where a landmark 2001 decision by the supreme court said justification was needed for any detention longer than six months.
There was also a personal enthusiasm for mixed methods research amongst some of the researchers who felt that a justification was needed for why a study did not use a mixed methods approach.
But no elaborate justifications are needed; it would be a must in any case.
They raise distinct constitutional issues, and together could go far toward defining what limits apply and what justifications are needed when the government carves a single category of criminal offenders out of all others for especially burdensome treatment.
