Sentence examples for justification point from inspiring English sources

Train lengths in North America have traditionally been much longer than in Europe reflecting the geographical context and the nature of the operations (largely unscheduled with freight awaiting a justification point for an operation to be undertaken) although there has been a recent move towards many more scheduled operations.

The RMT, with some justification, points to a safety risk on making the driver, rather than the guard, operate the doors on very crowded Southern services.

But in Christian theology, justification points to the fault line between Protestantism and Catholicism, which rests upon the Protestant belief that faith is enough for salvation and the Catholic insistence on good works and avoiding sin.

That is why, throughout the heyday of the unilateral disarmament movement, critics of this justification pointed out that our threat was only credible if we were, in fact, prepared to kill millions of civilians in a rapid act of retaliation.

Intrinsic justifications point to democracy as a valuable method of decision-making in-and-of-itself.

"It is the Continent's tragedy, the cause of many of its persisting troubles, the war without justification or point".

To begin with, externalists about justification would point to the fact that animals and small children have knowledge and thus have justified beliefs.

Thus, even if we presume that every cognizer is always in a position to provide a justification, this point does not serve to show that mentalism entails accessibility internalism.

He took my comments with reasonable humour despite the fact that he had ample justification for pointing out my rudeness.

By way of justification Stevens pointed out that every other approach – such as firing chief executives and providing short-term bailouts – has been tested to destruction in these areas.

The former can be signalled by various in-turn design features such as assertions of ownership, possessive pronouns and a range of justifications which point to various ownership rights.