Sentence examples for partial justification from inspiring English sources

In partial justification of his cause, Carter says: "When Pentonville was built, it was always big.

The justification, and again I suggest that it is only a partial justification, is contained in the in camera exhibit which was submitted to Judge Keith ...

Congress used that study as partial justification the following year to exempt hydraulic fracturing from regulation under the Safe Drinking Water Act.

Circuit simulation tools can only serve partial justification on a design, while design insight still has to be acquired via manual analysis.

In one of the novel's multiple refrains, we get a partial justification for the casualties: "There are worse things you can do to the people you love than kill them".

To the consternation of those who took the opposite view, in 2013 he argued that a return to military rule was the lesser of two evils, supported former president Mohamed Morsi's removal from office (Morsi is now fighting a death sentence), and offered a partial justification for the killing of thousands of his supporters, calling them "terrorists and fascists".

Habermas's discourse ethics thus implies that for many, if not most, of our moral rules and choices, the best we can achieve are partial justifications: arguments that are not conclusively convincing for all, but also are not conclusively defeated, in limited discourses with interlocutors we regard as reasonable (cf. Rehg 2003, 2004).

Later, in[19], the NG measure was proposed as a solution for the blind spectral unmixing problem and a partial theoretical justification was given in terms of the LCE condition (guarantee of local extremum).

Many U.S. military interventions have had at least a partial economic justification.

Recall that on the conventional, partial reading, the justification for African self-defense is from public sympathy for their actions.

See Failure to state a claim, Affirmative defense, Complete defense, Partial defense, Excuse, and Justification.