Sentence examples for politically justifiable from inspiring English sources
Liquefaction microzonation is a process that involves incorporation of geologic, seismologic and geotechnical concerns into economically, sociologically and politically justifiable and defensible land-use planning for earthquake effects so that engineers can site and design structures that will be less susceptible to damage during earthquakes.
Which is why I cannot understand why these three men abandon these principles in their judgment of what can be counted among the most politically and artistically justifiable depictions of torture in recent film.
They display at times a profound mean-spiritedness -- the willingness to grab land that does not belong to them, tolerate oppression, and put their own perceived needs before the needs of others in a way that is neither politically nor morally justifiable.
Similarly with startup and millionaire visas, they should be part of the mix, but alone, they are not more popular, more politically viable, nor more justifiable than a reform that addresses the great level of need at all levels of our economy.
"Collectively, we seem to have unthinkingly bought into a narrative of empowered indignation in which 'anger' against 'authority' is deemed to be just and justifiable and any means to vent that 'anger' is rationalized as socially acceptable and politically correct," Harish Khare, a former spokesman for the prime minister, wrote in The Hindu.
Eckhardt Rehberg, the budget policy spokesman of the Christian Democratic Union, told Reuters: "The issue of reparations is politically and legally closed, in our opinion … The figure of €278.7bn of so-called war debts is neither justifiable nor sound".
Is homicide ever justifiable?
