Sentence examples for justification to exclude from inspiring English sources

Lord Justice Girvan said the department of health had put forward "no justification to exclude same sex couples as parties eligible to adopt as a couple".

It is too simplistic to offer what the original drafters of any legislation intended as justification to exclude any group of Americans.

The study's results also provide for the first time empirical justification for accounting researchers to exclude rate-regulated firms from cross-sectional, inter-industry research designs examining discretionary accruals.

One caveat to this claim is that public justification is commonly taken to exclude appeal not only to controversial conceptions of the good, but also to wider controversial philosophical or metaphysical claims i.e. to what Rawls terms comprehensive doctrines.

"There's also the larger civil rights issue, because if women can serve as capably as men, there's not justification for the military to exclude them," Natelson said.

It becomes unlawful if the company engages in conduct to exclude or harm competitors with no business justification.

If heterogeneity is detected, it is simplest to exclude the outlier studies, preferably with some justification.

The role of justification in the account of knowledge as justified true belief is mainly to exclude accidentally true beliefs, such as lucky guesses, from counting as knowledge.

The justification for removal largely lies in the need to relieve symptoms and to exclude the possibility of malignancy.

But prima facie, there is no reason to exclude from the outset other persons, e.g. those from other countries, from the process of distribution and justification (Pogge 2002).

They were designed to exclude.