Sentence examples for justified on grounds from inspiring English sources

The purge of the king's extended family was justified on grounds of corruption, which critics challenge.

The choice of place can be justified on grounds of economy.

While the destruction of nature has been justified on grounds of creating growth, poverty and dispossession has increased.

This law could perhaps be justified on grounds of equal treatment: the private-equity firms would be on a more even footing with other listed companies.

Then the Chicago School came along, making the case that vertical integration was usually justified on grounds of efficiency: it enabled firms to cut costs and reduce prices.

In the south of the US, the lynching of black men was often justified on grounds that they had raped or even looked at a white woman.

Exclusion would be thus justified on the grounds that one sees the desired image of one's personality in jeopardy.

Such a vote might be justified on epistemic grounds; it cannot be justified on social welfare grounds.

Our focus on Malian migrants is justified on two grounds: Mali's migration patterns on the one hand and Mali's experience with democracy on the other hand.

Paternalism is sometimes justified on the grounds of preventing harm.

The second option may be justified on various grounds.