Sentence examples for justified rule from inspiring English sources

Benazir!" "Everyone should be equal before the law, so why did the same court that had ruled that the dismissal of our government was justified rule differently now?

For six decades the Burmese army used the rationale of holding the country together to justify rule by military junta until 2011.

The purpose of the insurance is to confer tax deferral on the funds, which it does by virtue of an ancient (if hard to justify) rule that earnings inside the policy aren't taxed until they come out.

The facts that justify rules and intervention in corporate bankruptcy also justify rules and intervention in national bankruptcy.

The risk is that such criteria could be used to justify rules that cost the earth.

And it will become harder for Europe's various tax authorities to justify rules that apply different rates of extra tax to resident firms on the grounds that their subsidiaries are themselves taxed at varying levels.One answer, according to the European Commission, would be to establish common rates of tax for firms operating across Europe.

He agreed with Bettman's position, saying there is not enough evidence to justify rules changes that would curtail or end fighting in the N.H.L. "I think it's an opinion based on limited data," Echemendia said about the conclusion by scientists at Boston University's Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy that hits to the head sustained in hockey might lead to C.T.E.

Today's forum was essentially a tug of war over whether there was sufficient scientific proof on the cause of ergonomics injuries to justify rules that might require companies to adjust the height of keyboards or reduce the number of times a worker lifts 50-pound loads.

Goodman's idea was that we justify rules of inference in inductive or deductive logic by bringing them into reflective equilibrium with what we judge to be acceptable inferences in a broad range of particular cases.

Kathleen Sgamma, vice president of government affairs for Western Energy Alliance, an association of oil companies, said: "While the current rule is better than the first impractical rule, D.O.I. still has not justified the rule from an economic or scientific point of view.

Successive military governments justified repressive rule by saying strong measures were needed to hold the country together in the face of challenges from armed ethnic factions.