Sentence examples for justifying cause from inspiring English sources

Without such an agreement, Sharifi said, women have few options for legal recourse if they're later denied these rights by their husbands, and are especially limited when it comes to justifying cause for divorce.

If Craft opts for the fine, which Martin and other Boston beer insiders expect it to do, its violation of law would in most cases justify cause and let unhappy breweries out of their contracts.

He questioned how humans could exclude animals from moral consideration, how they could justify causing animals pain.

History is the result of people "rising up" against oppression -- thereby intensifying violence, which, even when justified, causes the human condition to "rise down".

But reducing crime and integrating the ranks doesn't justify mistreating elements of the citizenry who don't present a genuine public threat, particularly unarmed black men; and it certainly doesn't justify causing their deaths.

That the sympathy wasn't universal, that some in the Arab world thought the murder of 3,000 innocents was justified, caused many Americans to question whether the effort to be fair was well placed.

For example, it is a deontological claim that it is harder to justify causing harm than allowing harm, but that does not mean that it is a violation of a deontological constraint to cause a small harm in the course of preventing a larger one.

Such potent feelings will quickly break the team down if the leader doesn't keep them focused on solving the problem rather than justifying the cause.

Those involved claim this allegation is untrue and, worse, justifies "good cause" torture.

After deciding not to shoot him, the men tried to justify their cause.

Parker is not the first person to have appropriated someone's biography for their own propaganda – no matter how justified the cause may be.