Sentence examples for justification suggests from inspiring English sources

The timing of his suspension and its vague justification suggests that he is being punished for acting as a responsible public servant.The consequences will be felt beyond Nigeria.

Blair's ex post-facto justification suggests that their case was built on hypothesis, rumour and speculation, rather than solid fact (Blair defiant on Iraq ahead of Chilcot report, 7 June).

Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo, with a measure of justification, suggested his team could have gone on to win if it remained 11 against 11.

The official justifications suggested that the city didn't have the "subjective favorable conditions" to open the show.

These may not be the only possible combinations of utilitarianism and maximin, but they are given an axiomatic justification which suggests that they are indeed salient, in Ooghe, Schokkaert and Van de gaer (2007) and Fleurbaey (2008).

The justification for suggesting this approach is the state-of-affairs implicit in the emerging field of SLE.

The sample cost-justification analyses suggest that it is usually easy to justify a significant investment of time and money in usability engineering during the development of software applications.

The problem with this conclusion is that socially conservative elites do publicly advance exactly the justifications that Sanchez suggests they're unwilling to acknowledge or lay bare.

Foreign museum directors wish to keep ties with Turkish museums, but if all objects from antiquity were to be repatriated to their land of origin, as Mr Gunay suggests, what justification is there for institutions such as the Met, the Louvre and the BM?

The fundamental value of the BHK semantics is that informally but unambiguously it suggests treating justifications, here mathematical proofs, as objects with operations.

"Along with others in the conspiracy, they recorded chilling so-called martyrdom videos that feature threats to the West of waves of terrorist attacks and suggested justification for terrorism.