Sentence examples for one justification of from inspiring English sources

In one justification of its military intervention in Syria, Hezbollah claimed it was conducting a pre-emptive military campaign to stop Jihadis moving their activities into Lebanon.

The most famous application of this right to privacy was as one justification of abortion rights defended in 1973 in Roe v. Wade (410 U.S. 113) and subsequent decisions on abortion.

The one justification for inclusion of the XFEL data is the assertion that the dataset is damage free.

Before this Court, as they have throughout this litigation, respondents assert only one justification for their use of race in the admissions process: obtaining "the educational benefits that flow from a diverse student body".

Absent suspicions of specific wrongdoing, one justification for this practice is to ensure that employees use work time for work.

One justification is the democratization of culture, a buzzy concept born of the online revolution and reinforced by page clicks, attendance figures, and other data analytics.

first," one boy explained in justification of his actions.

Second-order ethics discusses the ethical (and more broadly, normative, cf. Rip [2013]) aspects that become visible when one inquires into the justification of present overall social and institutional arrangements, rather than taking them for granted.

Since APACHE II score is calculated in the first 24 hours of ICU admission, one could question the justification of using APACHE II score when calculating propensity for heparin.

These included the justification of one's own opinions coupled with the elaboration of alternative opinions, the use of concrete examples from shared knowledge to relate these alternative opinions to the real world and the clarification of knowledge through further negotiation [ 27].

Although students may be aware of the unethical nature of academically dishonest behaviour, techniques of neutralisation offer one theoretical explanation for their justification of unethical behaviours (Sykes and Matza 1957).