Sentence examples for of their justifications from inspiring English sources

Some of their justifications are reasonable — for instance, high prices fund research.

Over all, the report makes it clear that top officials, especially Mr. Bush, Mr. Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, knew they were not giving a full and honest account of their justifications for going to war.

But at the end of the day, their hostile relationships with America or the West are so central to the survival strategy of their regimes, so much at the core of their justifications for remaining in power, that it is not in their interest to deliver real reconciliation, but just to pretend to deliver it.

Both cars went backwards on Sunday in Korea, and I remain mystified by the way they ran the race strategically, regardless of their justifications for it.

What these wars have done is incite a spate of killings on British streets, the precise opposite of their justification by Blair, Gordon Brown and David Cameron.

Indeed, DaimlerChrysler executives suggested that they would issue their own gloomy forecast on Friday as part of their justification for replacing Chrysler's chief for a second time in a little more than one year.

"It does seem a little contradictory perhaps, because obviously a lot of guys that do (take the visor off), that might be part of their justification," said Fraser, who has 18 N.H.L. fights in his career, according to hockeyfights.com.com

Since before the American invasion, Bush administration officials have portrayed Al Qaeda and Ansar as close associates and used the links as part of their justification for war against Saddam Hussein's government.

Failure would not only make Mr. Bush and his British ally, Tony Blair, look a little foolish, striking at the central pillar of their justification for the war, but it would also leave the lingering possibility that the weapons were smuggled out of Iraq before the allies even arrived there.

Until now, the effort to filter out and deter unwanted migrants from reaching Europe has generally been pursued by politicians of the liberal centre, and part of their justification for doing it is that these unpleasant but necessary policies will stave off a rightwing populist backlash.

A contrary view holds that moral reasons are necessarily general, whether because the sources of their justification are all general or because a moral claim is ill-formed if it contains particularities.