Sentence examples for justified conduct from inspiring English sources

Both just war theory and the law distinguished between the justification for the resort to war (jus ad bellum) and justified conduct in war (jus in bello).

They preserve and exhibit a record of their doings; normally, of justified conduct, actions worthy of celebration.

Therefore, it is justified to conduct more definitive trials focusing on (disc) cartilage morphology, to unambiguously prove or disprove the beneficial affects of these supplements.

If it is still considered justified to conduct studies of vitamin A supplementation at birth to girls in areas with high infant mortality, further trials should be designed to investigate the possibility that vitamin A has sex differential effects.

To some experts, the case seemed to point out an apparent contradiction in a police shooting when it is deemed justified, yet the conduct that led to the shooting may not be.

Increasing the power to 80% would require at least three times the number of participants, and in view of the difficulty with compliance, it appears justified to have conducted a pilot feasibility study first.

The key paragraphs in its editorial stated: "Mr Johnson's justified distaste for Saudi conduct in proxy wars would be best expressed by halting arms exports to the country; Britain has licensed more than £3.3bn of weapons sales since the Yemen conflict began.

What makes justified beliefs justified?

The standard instructions given for handling before are justified based on previously conducted studies.

Mr Justice Roth ruled Google's introduction of the new-style Maps OneBox in 2007 was "not reasonably likely appreciably to affect competition in the market for online maps" and that Google's conduct was "objectively justified".

Jeff Tillotson, SCA's promotions lawyer added: "This record-breaking award was justified given Armstrong's outrageous conduct".