Sentence examples for justifications of the from inspiring English sources

Forget all the pious justifications of the so-called seconda pratica, in which he claimed "the text is the mistress of harmony".

But Interior Department officials have also explained that one of the main justifications of the moratorium on new drilling was safety.

In France too, Lockean principles found clear expression in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen and other justifications of the French Revolution of 1789.

This essay examines expressions of false patriotism and includes in that category justifications of "the ridiculous claims of American usurpation," the subject of his longest tract, Taxation No Tyranny (1775).

In the previous opinion, the court accepted the justifications of the director of the state prison system, who explained that the rules were necessary because "Women are not generally as violent as men.

Speaking at a party for "on-air and on-screen" stars last week, he chose "talent" as his subject, bullishly arguing that the BBC's role as "a patron of performers, writers, and film-makers" is one of the strongest justifications of the licence fee, and listing successes - such as the BBC2 series Picture This and 10 x 10 - in giving newcomers their first break.

But Yeltsin's justification of the war is disingenuous.

Lord Heseltine is reported as advocating a judicial review of the justification of the invasion of Iraq.

It has something of the imperialist justification of the institution's holdings to it.

For Campbell, the justification of the cost is almost as irksome as the outlay itself.

Tony Blair searching his conscience for the justification of the Iraq war is a profoundly Wattsian figure.