Sentence examples for justifications for the same from inspiring English sources

To the extent that we have policy of the 1 percent, by the 1 percent, for the 1 percent, won't we just see new justifications for the same old policies?

Populated largely by adults who were fleeing the responsibilities of adulthood, bohemia supplied new justifications for the same old failures of parenthood that Guggenheim had endured herself: the Vails' son and daughter, Sindbad and Pegeen, seem to have suffered from a more or less benign neglect even before their mother ran off with another man.

He believes, "two people in precisely the same evidential state (in terms of perceptual situation background beliefs and so on) might have different epistemic entitlements," in other word they could have different justifications for the same body of evidence.

It taught her that there can be more than one philosophical justification for the same human rights principle, she said.

However, such numerical convergence between the results of two different operations was regarded by Bridgman as merely a "practical justification for retaining the same name" for what the two operations measured (Bridgman 1927, 16).

But that's no justification for making the same mistake that Britain and many European countries made, and risking the recovery on the altar of budget cutting and debt reduction.

It provided justification for taking the same intensive approach to CHD prevention as used in individuals with a prior myocardial infarction, including aspirin as a cornerstone of treatment.

In Scenario 2 (Table  6) many of the justifications for the consent preference were the same or similar to the views expressed in Scenario 1.

All rest for their justification upon the same reasons which have arisen in recent times as a result of the great increase and concentration of population in urban communities and the vast changes in the extent and complexity of the problems of modern city life.

I think that if, as I myself would, you extend the scope of the theory to an understanding of knowledge acquisition and justification and the same for morality -- evolutionary epistemology and evolutionary ethics -- then it can act as a religion substitute or alternative.

"But assuming that it is him, his message contains the same hollow justifications for the mass slaughter of innocents that we have heard before," White House senior advisor David Axelrod said on CNN's "State of the Union". "He is a murderer, and we are going to continue to be on the offense against Bin Laden, against Al Qaeda, to protect the American people.