Sentence examples for justified limits from inspiring English sources

Arab men and women must work together to keep economic problems from turning into religiously justified limits on women's rights".

In Finland, reliable provider-specific information about the effectiveness of treatments has been considered the only way to monitor the progress of centralization and constitute justified limits for the sizes of practically reasonable units in the Finnish health care system [ 14].

Then why ignore the obvious, permanent and morally justified solution: limit the program's benefits to those who need them, rather than siphoning off a vast portion to pay benefits to those "affluent, white-collar workers" who don't?

But added that "there may be exceptions which can be justified for limited periods [emphasis added].

I agree with Fish that the academic freedom of university faculty is both justified and limited by the nature of academic work, which requires freedoms that are specifically academic.

The gap between user needs and available tools leads to justified skepticism, and limits the adoption and effective use of computational approaches.

Now the line of reasoning sketched above that rejects any tracking of results in punishment depends not only on the Control Principle (or a modified version of it), but also on a thesis that limits justified punishment to the proper objects of moral blameworthiness.

What makes justified beliefs justified?

Actually, a set of warranted beliefs can be seen as justified beliefs "in the limit", that is, as the ultimate epistemic goal in the agent's search for true knowledge about its world.

The likelihood in speech enhancement (13) is usually modeled by a common pdf, typically by a Gaussian which is more or less justified by the central limit theorem [3].

This age limit is justified because in developing countries, such as Brazil, the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 17] considers people to be elderly when they are 60 years or older.