Sentence examples for minimally just from inspiring English sources

We can speak of states satisfying these criteria as legitimate, or "minimally just," political communities.

In those cases, the Society of Peoples must produce the material, human, and institutional support to help these burdened societies become minimally just.

Locke thought that the mere residing in a territory and voluntarily benefiting from the actions of a minimally just state were sufficient conditions of tacit consent.

Many have argued that in addition to consent, a state must be minimally just for it to be legitimate (Locke 1990).

That political body then confers, by the consent of all the members, authority on a particular institutional arrangement (as long as it is minimally just).

And the transformation will be successful when there's: 1) a stable new regime; 2) run entirely by locals; which is 3) minimally just.

Critically, however, patients were unrousable or minimally rousable just under one third of the time, indicating a high incidence of deep sedation.

If you like the idea of the bride being minimally involved, just ask about the guest list and date -- she probably figures she's having a shower anyway.

The space, a former garage, is minimally but fastidiously designed: concrete floors, white bentwood coat hangers, black scissor-arm pharmacy lamps extended from the wall just so.

The interior is minimally but tastefully furnished.

The stage was minimally, but provocatively, dressed.