Sentence examples for justified having from inspiring English sources

Libyan writer Aḥmad Ibrāhīm Faqīh, for example, defended his connection to Qaddafi and justified having written a flattering introduction included in a book of Qaddafi's writings as a response to feeling that his life had been seriously under threat.

If the premise of this objection is assumed to be correct, ie that it will not disrupt the "care" of asylum seekers, then it follows that a boycott seems only more justified having no harmful effects and still stating clearly that immigration detention contravenes ethical practice because it amounts to torture and child abuse.

The prime minister maintained that the intervention, which led to the fall of Muammar Qaddafi and subsequent chaos in Libya, was justified, having prevented a "genocide" in the rebel city of Benghazi.

In a sermon published in London in 1696, the Rev. John Newte, a man anxious to avoid "the excesses of both Rome and Geneva" (i.e., Roman Catholicism and Calvinism), justified having an organ in his church by deriving the word itself from a Hebrew term for "universal love or concord".

At the same time those who believe the war was justified has jumped 9 points to 47% of voters.

In the past, most bills that deal with revenue, no matter how justified, have fallen victim to the knee-jerk refusal among many Republicans to even talk about taxes, urged on by anti-tax groups like Grover Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform.

Since then, the proportion of saying often or sometimes justified has moved from a substantial minority to a slight majority".

The anti-PC outcry would have been quite justified had Yale threatened to punish any student who engaged in offensive costuming.

Also, health promotion has focused on priority infectious diseases which, while justified, has meant that there is less money for the basic social infrastructure services such as water, sanitation and housing which effectively slow the propagation of infectious disease epidemics.

Whether, at all, the early use of antibiotics in case of suspected infections under TH is justified has to be addressed in future prospective trials.

This states that it is not justified to have a belief according to which that belief is itself not justified.