Sentence examples for morally justify from inspiring English sources

Can they legally, as well as morally, justify violence?

A few critics, notably in the navy, asked how a democratic society could morally justify a strategy based on annihilation of civilian populations.

If we cannot discount the interests of the fetus simply because it is not yet with us as a person, then how can one morally justify legal abortion as a coherent national policy?

"It's getting harder and harder for Muslims in the service to morally justify being in a military that seems constantly engaged against fellow Muslims," Hasan said in a self-fulfilling PowerPoint presentation.

When he puts the paper down, he will probably pick up the jumper that lies beside him and darn a hole made by one of the ravening hordes of clothes moths living hereabouts, none of which he can morally justify swatting.

Subjective consequentialism is the view that whenever we face a choice of actions, we should both morally justify a particular course of action and be motivated to act accordingly directly by the relevant consequentialist principle (whether what that principle assesses are particular actions or rules for action).

The second is moral: Can terrorism ever be morally justified?

Moreover, arguably his noble cause corruption is morally justified by virtue of the moral obligations he has to provide for the basic needs of his family.

I refuse to offer moral defense of what cannot be morally justified, only rationalized.

"We know from moral disengagement work that all bullies feel morally justified in their actions," Swearer pointed out.

This conception of morally justified coercion therefore involves no conception of a moral community among persons.