Sentence examples for pattern of justifying from inspiring English sources

But this indictment is symptomatic of the problem that is endemic throughout the Bush regime: ideologically driven intolerance for differences of opinion, a willingness to make the facts fit the case, and a pattern of justifying the means by the ends, however much they may be at odds with the truth.

This framework consists of evolutionary forces and sexual reproduction patterns to justify a wide variety of observed codon usage patterns in plants and animals.

Having certain shared patterns of marginalization justifies certain institutional mechanisms to guarantee presence.

According to Campbell, this pattern of use is justified by appeal to the semantic value of the demonstrative.

What if Mr Starr presents Mr Clinton's misdeeds as part of a pattern of deceit that would justify the punishment of Congress?

The relevance in the elaboration of these patterns is justified by the similarity found when describing different IS.

Investor insistence on "pattern matching" to justify irrational behavior is resilient, yet a command of truly objective data-driven pattern matching is still fairly unpopular with the old guard.

While the Rays rely on patterns of consistency to justify all their shifting, the Yankees' hitting coach, Kevin Long, takes a different view.

If so, one could ask whether the prioritarian pattern is theoretically justified to the extent that the role of empirical ethics is only to inform its slope.

I cited "a pattern of suppression which now has justified [U.S. actions] in Venezuela... in Colombia...in Peru".

During the past ten years we have seen emerge a pattern of suppression which now has justified the presence of U.S. military "advisors" in Venezuela.