Sentence examples for justifications for applying from inspiring English sources

There are other justifications for applying a tougher standard.

English common law came to see innkeepers, boatmen, warehouse owners and granary operators as "common carriers": transport trades compelled to serve all comers, and to charge reasonable rates.In a 2002 paper James Speta of Northwestern University laid out three broad historical justifications for applying common carriage to regulate prices and access.

The justifications for applying the J approximation (JA) are illustrated by numerical examples.

First of all, the lack of both a clear definition and foundation in the literature, or justifications for applying new approaches, for the methods employed affect the reproducibility of the studies.

The fact that these restrictions on the options available to competent adults in the context of clinical research trace to its close relationship with clinical care does not constitute a justification for applying the restrictions in this normatively distinct context.

If the aim is effectively the one usually cited – namely to prevent littering or breach of the "peace" – then to our mind there is no justification for applying such rules and bans only to specific areas of the city.

This limit of detection is close to the threshold selected for the first ER (5 sPBMCs100,000 PBMCs) and would provide further justification for applying a threshold in the ER.

Justification for applying a low magnetic field rather than a high field will finally come only after a better understanding of the relaxation process between by-products of metabolites and water molecules in cells.

but are also deemed to be a reason or justification for such reaction and for applying the sanctions" (Hart 1961, 82).

This variety of potential justifications of secrecy and the diverse ways of accommodating the conflicting values constitute a largely unexplored terrain for applied political philosophy.

From this perspective, distinguishing is not restricted to applying the earlier court's justification for its decision, but in applying the justifications for the doctrine of which that decision forms a part.[11] The second difficulty, however, applies to both versions of this approach, viz.