Sentence examples for no justified from inspiring English sources

As Crosland argued, "no justified inequalities" would give the left a project to pursue for some generations before the question of a theoretical endpoint arose.

Except for one study, none of the studies predicted combined effects following Concentration Addition or Independent Action, and hence, no justified conclusions can be made about synergism or antagonism.

"As the purpose of matrimony is not procreation, there is no justified reason that the matrimonial union be heterosexual, nor that it be stated as between only a man and only a woman," the ruling found.

The City argues there was no justified expectation of privacy because all three of the other parties knew that they were exchanging messages with a Department-issued pager, and there is no indication that any of them were aware of Lieutenant Duke's arrangement with Quon.

It shows that there is only one justificatory step: there is no justified authority without some form of consent of those governed.

"I think the event is too huge on anybody really to grasp, when you see people - fans who were actually cheering you - dying in dressing rooms in front of players for no justified cause.

Furthermore for Germany it was no longer justified and could not survive some of the causes which had induced Germany to accept it.

We argue however that these reasons are no longer justified, and highlight several examples of the effective integration of economic and ecological data in evaluations to assist researchers and decision-makers in addressing this deficiency.

The lurking panic is that the traditional American contempt for "rote" learning is no longer justified, and that it is their children who will be at a loss once they leave the home.

Some local and national officials say the targeted oversight is no longer justified and is a relic of days when Southern states could not be trusted to treat all citizens justly.

Most of Mr. Gates's success in reordering the Pentagon's spending priorities has come from shifting money from cold-war-inspired programs that are no longer justified, like the F-22 fighter, to urgently needed new ones, like mine-resistant troop vehicles.