Sentence examples for justifications has been from inspiring English sources

The Whitewater story broke in the Times even before Clinton had taken the oath of office, and his Presidency has endured ever since a political and journalistic inquisition the essential effect of which, whatever the justifications, has been to place its legitimacy on permanent probation.

Such justifications have been made meaningless by the web.

It declined to "second-guess a firm's product design decisions where plausible pro-competitive justifications have been offered".

The fact that various justifications have been made up or concocted after the fact doesn't cut it with me.

Justifications have been 'absent' in the Chinese context while they constitute the foundation of social order in the West.

Several justifications have been proposed for the semiannual response of the Sq strength at low latitudes (Tarpley, 1973; Stening, 1991).

The following analysis documents and compares not only what type of family migration policy instruments have been introduced – but also what arguments and justifications have been invoked to do so in each of the three countries.

Pragmatic justifications have been offered to explain his aversion to any contest that implies a clash of opposing interests.

Although various justifications have been given for this, they are generally categorised as either based on preventing fraud, or as regarding secret trusts as outside (dehors) the operation of the Wills Act.

Saddam's human rights record was not an adequate justification to go to war and the Bush Administration did not seriously try to make it one, until long after the war began and all the other plausible justifications had been proven false.

4 Many theoretical justifications have been provided for the routine use of neoadjuvant chemotherapy (Table  1).