Sentence examples for necessity of justifying from inspiring English sources

The two Glasgow clubs, both odds-on to reach the group phase on completion of their final qualifying ties this week, re-enter the continental arena propelled by a timely reminder of the necessity of justifying favouritism.

The two together afford managements perfect protection against the necessity of justifying to their stockholders the continuance of the business when the weight of sound opinion points to better results for the owners through liquidation.

[ 45] The Court also ruled that the State could not use the defense of "necessity" to justify such treatment.

Tokumitsu argues that this concept (which she abbreviates as "DWYL") ignores the fact that doing what you love is a luxury that most people can't afford, and one that has the doubly insidious effect of discounting work done out of economic necessity and justifying insufficient payment, particularly in creative fields.

Guidelines from both contexts universally endorse the need for informed consent from participants, but are, for the most part, unclear on the necessity of documenting and justifying exportation, or of explaining the potential cultural significance of tissue exportation.

Despots around the world who torture their political opposition will predictably cite the Bush-Obama precedent when repeating their claim that perceptions of "necessity" can justify human rights abuses.

"Specifically, the court finds the Legislature stated with specificity the necessity justifying the exemption of public records law," Will said.

If Afghanistan were a war of necessity, it would justify any level of effort.

As former Bush State Department official Richard Haas has said, "If Afghanistan were a war of necessity, it would justify any level of effort.

It is important to note that Nozick's argument depends on the claim that if there is no reliable module or faculty for detecting necessity, then none of our beliefs about necessity are justified.

The Justice Department has concocted an elastic definition of necessity — attempting to justify force in the absence of an immediate lethal threat — without citing any treaty or decision by an international court.