Sentence examples for justified whether from inspiring English sources

Raanan Gissin, a spokesman for Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, said in a telephone interview tonight that Israel's decision to detain and expel Dr. Diyab was justified whether or not the United States approved.

Any retaliatory violence is therefore justified, whether the targets are Palestinians, Lebanese or the 10 Turks killed on board the flotilla of boats trying to bring aid to Gaza in 2010.

Violence against children can never be justified whether for disciplinary reasons or cultural tradition.

"It is unacceptable and can never be justified whether for disciplinary reasons or cultural tradition.

"They find every shooting justified whether it is or isn't.

"Such crimes can never be justified, whether committed in the home, in schools, in community and sports programmes, in religious organisations structures," he said.

In its study, Pew focused on the controversial topic involving Edward Snowden's revelations of widespread government surveillance, because that topic saw a variety of opinions across the U.S. as to whether his actions were justified, and whether the government's policies themselves were good or bad.

Occasionally, this leads to public concerns and even fears, heated debates in the political and public spheres, and even social backlash against whole scientific fields (for example, genetics; see Bovenkerk, 2012)—whether justified or not.

The students read a date rape scenario and made judgments about the victim's responsibility, whether the assailant's behavior was justified, and whether the victim was actually raped.

They want to know whether knowledge is the same as true justified belief, whether persisting objects are composed of temporal parts, and so on.

All of this means that physicians should carefully evaluate whether all the requests for echographies are truly justified and whether the result (for example, confirmation of cholelithiasis) would have repercussions on the therapeutic approach [ 10].