Sentence examples for justified tactic from inspiring English sources
López Rivera eventually became a member of a clandestine group called Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional, which argued that armed force was a justified tactic in the fight for Puerto Rican independence.
He told Mr. Koch that a boycott "in certain extreme cases" could be "a justified tactic," adding, "My response was perhaps too general and based on its clear unfairness to the French".
The group is seen as the brains behind a framework of policies and legal opinions that created the Guantanamo prison, justified harsh interrogation tactics and found that captured Al Qaeda suspects were not protected by the Geneva Convention.
What makes justified beliefs justified?
Twice as many Muslims in Britain, Spain and France see such tactics as justified.
Sometimes Mackey's tactics seemed justified, and we were forced to consider the morality of breaking the law in order to enforce it.
Neither men showed any inclination to come to the net at first and the tactics appeared justified when Popp missed an easy volley in the second game and when Philippoussis was passed at the net with a pin-perfect passing shot.
Springing to Giuliani's defense was a former colleague, Michael B. Mukasey, who argued in a strongly worded opinion piece that Giuliani's tough tactics were justified to defeat an enemy that, he said, was far more dangerous and powerful than Giuliani's critics were willing to acknowledge.
The survey, conducted by Zogby Analytics for the advocacy group, found that 42percentt of Americans believe law enforcement is justified in using profiling tactics against Muslim-Americans and Arab-Americans.
On the question of whether the CIA's acts were justified, 76% of people who identified themselves as Republicans said yes, and only 12% said no. Self-identified Democrats split, with 37% saying the interrogation tactics were justified and 46% saying they were not.
However, he believed the English tactics to be justified and should have been continued.
