Sentence examples for justified in relation to from inspiring English sources

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] the balanceSIR – Lexington thinks that conservative complaints about a "liberal bias" in the media are "perfectly justified" in relation to the disproportionate coverage given to Barack Obama during his trip abroad and, presumably, in the forthcoming general election (July 26th).

While ZEP's vision of emissions free power plants were epistemically justified in relation to expert assessments by the IPCC and the IEA about the prospects and potential consequences of increasing atmospheric CO2 content, the mechanisms that the platform proposed as ways to realize this sociotechnical imaginary, cannot be divorced from choices about mechanisms of governance.

50 The rationale for choice of control or comparator should be presented and justified in relation to the research question and the methodology.

This is achieved by constantly checking that action to be taken at Community level is justified in relation to the possibilities that exist at national, regional or local level.

Lockeans argue that rights are justified in relation to labor and merit.

Independent of Hick but in the same spirit, Plantinga has proposed that belief in God's existence may be taken as properly basic and fully warranted without having to be justified in relation to standard arguments for God from design, miracles, and so on.

They are largely justified, especially in relation to the pre-crisis period, when, as King carefully shows, the very nature of banking changed, mainly for the worse.

Even with some justified optimism in relation to the future use of biological control agents (Seastedt 2015), using only species-specific control agents is unrealistic given that the number of invasive plants on islands is forecast to increase (Sax and Gaines 2008).

The question she will be asking herself and that the legal process will be required to test is: is it illegal and does it overstep the boundaries of what can be deemed as justified or fair in relation to the effect it has on Mills McCartney's private life and reputation?

David Copp (1995) maintains that it is true that something is morally wrong only if it is wrong in relation to the justified moral code of some society, and a code is justified in a society only if the society would be rationally required to select it.

Again, in the light of the circumstances prevailing (especially related to the extensive demands on police time in relation to terrorism), it was understandable, justified and appropriate" 3.43pm GMT Bonkers David Cameron said previously that he would implement Leveson's proposals unless they were "bonkers".