Sentence examples for justified influence from inspiring English sources

It is in Germany's interest to regain the necessary and justified influence in Washington.

Thus, the movement against capital punishment in the late eighteenth century is not to be explained (or, presumably, justified) by the influence of conscious, rational utilitarian calculations of the sort that Beccaria and Bentham argued had persuaded them to oppose the death penalty (Bedau 1983, Maestro 1973).

We think that this transformation to the finite-time case is well justified, as the influence of the errors caused by the discretization are small.

What makes justified beliefs justified?

And if such skepticism is implausible, then realism must be rejected in favor of an antirealist view that would still allow for justified moral beliefs despite evolutionary influences.

"Who I Am" is reminiscent of Justin Timberlake's first post-'N Sync solo album, "Justified": eager to toy with new influences, far from perfect.

GPs also described their Practice Rationale (drawing on experience, medicolegal obligations, guidelines and evidence) which influenced testing decisions and justified why they adopted their particular practice orientation.

A source of concern is that by asking adolescents sensitive questions regarding drug use, sexual behavior, or violent activities, those behaviors could be perceived as justified and adolescents would be wrongfully influenced.

Economically justified, theologically justified, and monarchically justified.

We do not know if these fears are justified, but workers perceive these as real possibilities and consequently they influence behaviors.

With such an important influence of UCr variation on the predictive ability of urinary biomarkers it is justified to inspect the predictive ability of UCr per se.