Sentence examples for originally justified from inspiring English sources

Of course, different taxes were originally justified in different ways.

"The conditions that originally justified these measures no longer characterize voting in the covered jurisdictions," he wrote.

As Roberts wrote, "The conditions that originally justified these measures no longer characterize voting in the covered jurisdictions".

While originally justified on the grounds of finding "ticking bombs," the use of such methods of torture became routine.

BT's entrance into the sports rights arena was originally justified to investors as a way of shoring up the company's wavering – but critically important – broadband subscriber base.

Its huge cost was originally justified on the basis that it would offer a show-stopping sight on entering the Park.

Originally, government scientists justified the hunt by saying that it was unavoidable: in order to collect the tissue necessary for DNA analysis — a tool for understanding stock structure — they had to kill the whales.

Originally, Google had justified its censored search engine by saying it was better than nothing.

Sometimes it is justified.

The vestiges of orientalism, an ideology originally deployed to justify and reinforce imperialist ambitions, now maintain a colonial logic that privileges the west over the rest.

But any athlete who strapped on Cheetah prosthetics would face an inevitable battle with governing bodies because IAAF rules prohibit the use of any spring structures (the same rule that was originally used to justify barring Oscar Pistorious from the Olympics).