Sentence examples for justifications for imposing from inspiring English sources

American legislators would find this more palatable; so would developing countries, which fear that internationally binding commitments could be used as justifications for imposing tariffs on them.Opponents of this approach complain that unless the targets are internationally binding, and there is a compliance mechanism to enforce them, any global agreement will be toothless.

Joseph E. Stiglitz, a Nobel laureate in economics at Columbia and a former official in the Clinton administration, said he saw some justifications for imposing a similar tax on Wall Street bonuses, especially if it would offset pain elsewhere in the economy.

Many of the justifications for imposing sanctions on nightclubs are essentially rooted in the idea that the night is somehow symbiotic with crime and wrongdoing.

But there is no conceivable justification for imposing such edicts on hospitals it no longer owns.

Politicians could cite such stories as justification for imposing burdensome regulations.

The releases are particularly galling to lawyers here because as one justification for imposing emergency rule on Nov. 3, President Musharraf accused the courts of freeing terrorism suspects.

A new tax, like a value-added tax or a carbon tax, could help make up for the revenue losses — but there is no justification for imposing new taxes just to cut taxes on corporations.

While this doctrine, in a notorious case, was made a justification for imposing on the clergy, the later Capetians did not lose the religious mystique they had inherited from their predecessors' efforts in Christian causes.

Nor do they fall foul of the broader principles that underpin the FCC's decision.What irritates many users, other than being shut out from the network for no apparent reason, is the network operators' putative justification for imposing such limits in the first place.

The basic premise is that unequal citizenship constitutes second-class status and there is no justification for imposing second-class status on women.

The U.S. and EU often cite violations of the U.N. ban on enrichment and other sensitive nuclear work as justification for imposing additional penalties on Iran.