Sentence examples for justified use of from inspiring English sources

Before turning in detail to the arguments on this issue, let us consider some putative examples of the justified use of torture.

In the current case, they wrote, all those objectives were met and the study "exemplifies the ethically justified use of placebo surgery".

When Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize that October, she worked on several drafts of his speech, which emphasized the justified use of force, arguing that a President can never be Mahatma Gandhi or Martin Luther King, Jr.

But Judge Edmunds ruled that the statement to the nurse had been voluntary and lucid despite the painkillers, and that the 50-minute questioning was a "fully justified" use of the public safety exception.

"It's a tragedy for the Crawford family, it's a tragedy for the family of Angela Williams, who died because of all the stress and commotion from this, and it's also a tragedy for the police officers who have to live the rest of their lives knowing that even though they had a justified use of force, they took the life of someone that didn't need to die".

"It was not a justified use of force".

In the first step, we split our sample into four groups; no use of an antidepressant, justified use, possibly justified use and unjustified use.

In our sample there were 188 antidepressant users with justified antidepressant use of whom 95 (50.5%) with a definite justified reason, and 93 (49.5%) with a possible justified reason: 2 among the respondents with a negative K-10 plus (n = 6085, of whom 506 participated in the study) and 186 among the respondents with a positive K-10 plus (n = 4592, of whom 1023 participated).

Mr. Weigel, who wrote the foreword to "Light of the World," added that nowhere had the pope "justified" the use of condoms.

Once the line has been assembled and justified, using space fotomats of the necessary sizes, the fotomats move inside an optical apparatus that sends a brief flash of light toward the sensitive film.

it is not clear why the evolution of a physical state should have an expansion in terms of resonant states; that is justified using meromorphic continuation and asymptotic control of Green's function and see Sect.