Sentence examples for justifications that the from inspiring English sources

Most echoed Saddam's justifications that the victims, who were primarily Kurds and Shiites, had betrayed the fatherland by siding with Iran, were thieves and looters, were not real Muslims, and had committed a host of other supposed crimes.

Moreover, Scheindlin pointed out, many of the justifications that the officers ticked for making a stop, such as "Furtive movements" and "High crime area," were so vague and subjective as to be practically meaningless.

"The procompetitive justifications that the NCAA offers do not justify this restraint and could be achieved through less-restrictive means.

Rich: The only justifications that the owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop has been providing are that his refusal to follow the law is "based on [his] religious beliefs" and because "Colorado does not recognize same-sex marriages".

It is these discourses and justifications that set the tone for this article.

He locks the knee of the composing stick at the justification; that is, at the length of the line to be composed.

It's the hiding behind all the Islamic and religious justification that is the most disgusting part to tolerate.

Actually, it is this purported justification that is the real fraud.

Such a role may involve a process of justification that requires the obfuscation of reality.

At least not without a justification that employs the same criminalization that has Democrats up-in-arms over King.

… The reasoning is a justification that shows why the data count as evidence to support the claim.