Sentence examples for only justifiable from inspiring English sources
Inaction is only justifiable if we're certain that the bad outcome won't happen.
The name is only justifiable in case of talking about movement when you consider it relative to another one.
"Their actions were not only justifiable, but expected; it is exactly what any biological parent would do in the same situation".
John Stuart Mill wrote in 1859 that the only justifiable reason for interfering in someone's freedom of action was to prevent harm to others.
Mr. Drexler's Spanish version demilitarized the song; it talks about walls coming down and the game being the only justifiable battle.
If, after proper investigation, it turns out that a person was genuinely negligent, then punishment is not only justifiable, but imperative.
Tied to this idea was the notion that war to defend Christendom was not only a justifiable undertaking but a holy work and therefore pleasing to God.
Common Wasteful Practices At long last the medical profession itself has decided to try to relegate wasteful procedures to relative obscurity, with only occasional, justifiable exceptions.
The V.P.C. also found that in 2010 "there were only 230 justifiable homicides involving a private citizen using a firearm" reported to the F.B.I.'s Uniform Crime Reporting Program.
This week, the murder they're reading about even if it's only a justifiable homicide is that of News of the World itself.
Previous attempts by the FBI have relied on local police departments' voluntary adherence to a scheme attempting to collect data only on "justifiable homicides".
