Sentence examples for justified advice from inspiring English sources
Even though the doctor gives clear and justified advice, he cannot do anything about the fact that she must "take [her] child's life" and impose on the foetus a birth which will press the life out of it during contractions.
What makes justified beliefs justified?
If your guitar was delivered on a cold day when someone should have known better than to leave it exposed to the cold, seek out legal advice if you feel justified because the guitar company sure isn't going to replace a $10,000 Martin nor even a $100 Squire for someone who simply left a guitar out in the cold.
As a United States Justice Department lawyer, Mr. Yoo wrote the memos that guided the second Bush administration's questioning of terror suspects — advice that critics have said justified torture.
Had this government never claimed to want scientific advice, then they would be quite justified in insisting on their arbitrary classification system – but they did.
This evidence needs to be assembled, justified and presented in the form of health advice for multiple stakeholders including health professionals, decision makers and consumers of health care.
Economically justified, theologically justified, and monarchically justified.
This worry probably is not justified: in our study, the GPs adhered to the advice to refer the patients to the cardiology outpatient department in only two-third of cases with echocardiographic abnormalities and GPs also referred patients for whom the cardiologist had not suggested to do so.
Because most of the telemonitoring systems that are used in the Netherlands have some CDSS functionality incorporated (e.g., advice to take action based on incoming alerts) it seems justified to assume that 30% of the respondents have more or less experiences in using CDSS and therefore responded to the questionnaire based on practical experiences.
That will be the reality facing Trump if he ignores the advice to liquidate his holdings—and it will be a perfectly justified reality.
