Sentence examples for justified means from inspiring English sources

Duplication as a justified means to an end.

In the case of New York, the judge dismissed the case because "the fee was a justified means of relieving congestion".

Subtly imply that you have legally justified means of forcing him to comply, but do not be blatant with this.

The creation of that new human being was the end that justified every means, and those means are the subject of Applebaum's book: how the Soviets and their local apparatchiks attempted to build the perfect socialist world.

Edward Levi did not believe that the end ever justified improper means, least of all in the law.

In its 31 March decision, the court found that, among other shortcomings, the target sample size of the Japanese program was not scientifically justified, nonlethal means of doing the research were not sufficiently considered, and there was little peer-reviewed science.

The post-mortems after these scandals reveal that entry into a "dream college" was the end that justified the means.

This book documents the activities of individuals who were motivated by an ideological perspective that led them to betray core scientific values, believing their ends justified denialist means.

Also, any changes made inside the hull could be justified as meant to increase protection, even if the outcome meant increased speed or longer operational range, since the term "blister" had been specified to limit changes only outside the hull, such as main armor belt thickness and main gun caliber.

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.

As an arch Brexiter and neo-Thatcherite, it's all justified as a means to victory in a bloodless civil war against Jeremy Corbyn.