Sentence examples for measure of justification from inspiring English sources

"That includes free service," Grandpa advised, as a measure of justification.

Having been successful in pushing through many costly reforms for the 1880 census, one of which was to shift enumeration responsibilities from federal marshals answerable to the Justice Department to a much larger field force selected for their qualifications and answerable to the Census Office, Walker must have felt some measure of justification from Gannett's report.

Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo, with a measure of justification, suggested his team could have gone on to win if it remained 11 against 11.

The cognizer may well have reasons for a belief, and these reasons may provide some measure of justification for that belief.

Some will say, with a measure of justification, that the players should have adapted but it is difficult in any walk of life to settle for something inferior when you have sampled success brought by the best.

Clause (i) ensures that the subject has some measure of positive justification for h if she had no justification for it, it would be more reasonable for her to withhold with respect to h.

It prompted an exchange of letters between the pope in Rome and Jefferson Davis in Richmond, an acknowledgment of the Confederacy that General Robert E. Lee would cherish to his dying day — not only as evidence that a European power had conferred diplomatic recognition upon the Confederacy, but even as a measure of divine justification.

We further believe that the study provides some measure of rational justification for the testing of aurora B kinase inhibitors in the treatment of invasive lung cancer.

Last month, it was Singapore (with a bit of Kenya thrown in for good measure) in justification of a two-tier exam system.

As noted above, the WTO Panel report in the EC-Biotech Products case suggests that a particular legal requirement might be considered to embody both an SPS and a TBT measure, although justification of the measure under either Agreement will be sufficient [ 94].

On this traditional approach, we are invited to think of justification as measured by how probable the belief is given the reasons or evidence you have.