Sentence examples for justifications given from inspiring English sources

So women are choosing to undergo vaginal surgery to fit in – which is similar to the justifications given for FGM.

There is little doubt that the United States has the power to win a war against Iraq, but the justifications given to date do not provide the necessary legal and ethical motive.

Or we could adopt one of the other common justifications given by those who feel the Games are in some way sacrosanct, which is that they give badly needed experience to good young athletes.

But the justifications given for the restriction of the religious freedoms by the burqa ban — equality, repression of women, protection of French cultural values — do not seem to be on the same footing.

The spurious justifications given for detaining the Central American families – and the conditions in which they are held – are a modern echo of the similarly unjustified mass incarceration of Japanese American families.

Artistic vision and value is one of the justifications given for the utterly illogical persistence of this ­insanely expensive and unapologetically exclusive branch of fashion – in which elaborate catwalk shows are staged in order to showcase a collection whose eventual orders are unlikely to ever reach triple figures.

The justification given was that questions in these areas have "right and wrong answers".

The alleged existence of these was the principal justification given for the invasion of Iraq.

The only justification given in the official decree was promoting "social and political stability in the region".

"My feeling, and this was not the justification given by the network, is you don't add fuel to fire.

The justification given is that this arrangement makes the courts accessible to persons who would otherwise be unable for financial reasons to press their claims.