Sentence examples for justification to close from inspiring English sources
"It's no good thinking that globalisation is a justification to close in on yourself," he said.
The episode spans more than a century of "moral licensing" – the idea that when a door opens for an outsider, it usually just "gives the status quo justification to close the door again".
As mentioned, it's true there's significant overlap between the audience of 6 Music and those of other BBC services, but that argument is more than enough justification to close another digital service – Radio 7. As the former executive producer of Radio 7, I don't like to pick on it; the service is adored by listeners and offers distinct output.
She notes that low standardized test scores are often used as a justification to close schools in communities of color.
By yesterday afternoon the Dow was down 684.81 points, to close at 8,920.70, and "there is justification, so the market is not totally irrational," Mr. Greenberg said.
Things like ensure most or even all the clinics in a state have to close thanks to regulations that have no medical justification, and others, such TRAP (Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers) laws.
President Obama has argued repeatedly that Guantánamo needs to close, saying in a speech in May, "there is no justification beyond politics for Congress to prevent us from closing a facility that should never have been opened".
D.C. health officials also pointed to rat infestations and other public health issues as justification to have the McPherson Square camp closed.
The cathedral has never been able to give any justification for closing.
"There is no justification to hide anything.
It provides an even thinner justification to go to war.
