Sentence examples for new justifications from inspiring English sources

However many new justifications are invented for the government to pick winners, and coddle losers, it will remain a bad old idea.

Formally, this episode behaves just like a classic, though Carter tries to give Mulder some new justifications for why the world might be against him.

To the extent that we have policy of the 1 percent, by the 1 percent, for the 1 percent, won't we just see new justifications for the same old policies?

Populated largely by adults who were fleeing the responsibilities of adulthood, bohemia supplied new justifications for the same old failures of parenthood that Guggenheim had endured herself: the Vails' son and daughter, Sindbad and Pegeen, seem to have suffered from a more or less benign neglect even before their mother ran off with another man.

On the other hand, the ultra-conservative factions in the Iranian establishment have found new justifications for painting the entire women's movement as a threat to the national security - which alienates the moderates within the establishment - and are pushing for a total crackdown on any sort of women's activism.

On a normative basis, we provide the manufacturer with new justifications for both dual sourcing and distorting information.

And the new justification is concern for grandchildren.

We will find out whether Tronc adds new justification.

Because this will be his last year touring with the group, a new justification will soon be required.

"That well-fitted bathrooms propelled their users to heaven," Cohen writes, "undoubtedly provided new justification for consumer expenditure".

Even within the United States, the software could provide communities with new justification for enforcing local obscenity standards online.