Sentence examples for justifying a decision from inspiring English sources

But reasonably justifying a decision is very different from passionately advocating one.

Rather than justifying a decision to watch and wait, the test showed the tumor to be more aggressive than thought, a finding later confirmed after Mr. Vasquez had surgery.

I'd rather they were concentrating on identifying Isis accounts' (Rex) In May 2012, the then-Tory MP was subjected to a wave of misogynistic abuse after justifying a decision made by Conservative members of the Commons media committee report into phone hacking.

Justifying a decision, even one as troubling as killing someone, can be done.

Those social norms were recognised by both those responsible for lighting and residents, at times explicitly, as from this councillor justifying a decision of midnight switch off: Between the hours of midnight and 5 30 what is anyone doing anyway?

Where such a request has been received, the regulatory body shall examine the request and may decide whether to carry out the economic analysis in accordance with Article 8c(2)(d) unless there are exceptional practical or other reasons justifying a decision not to do so.

"How can you justify a decision like that?

… The administration used intelligence not to inform decision-making, but to justify a decision already made.

("No alleged right to one's own body can justify a decision to terminate that life").

I've heard more than one person justify a decision to buy Apple stock because they really love their iPhone.

Sympathy for the Bakers, however, does not justify a decision that ignores the deficiencies in the summary judgment record.