Sentence examples for practical justification from inspiring English sources

Thus, proffering a postmodern "NewThink" as a categorical imperative for our time, this proposal seeks to provide both an intellectual guide and practical justification for dentoalveolar orthopedics in clinical practice.

The bare figures prove that there is no practical justification for this pursuit.

That it's set to a solo for electric violin (played live by Mary Rowell) is its practical justification.

The approach tends to be too all-embracing, treating certain types of transaction as suspect when there is little or no practical justification for doing so.

There is the steel, swing Scale Lane bridge completed in 2013, whose practical justification is still in doubt but which adds to the pleasures of the city's outdoor spaces.

Having a blanket ban on prisoners voting has no practical justification, and extending the vote could encourage more political interest in ensuring prisoners come out less likely to reoffend.

A pragmatic justification may be available for practical applications of analogy, notably in legal reasoning (§4.4).

Here was one of Crowley's favorite notions ("Nothing is true; everything is permitted,"), by way of Nietzsche, but Bangs brought it out of occult Thelemist incomprehensibility and into the question of discovering a practical intellectual justification for the satisfaction of every appetite.

But there is still no practical or legal justification for having the tribunals.

A traditional distinction is between theoretical and practical reasoning (and justification).

Back at the mosque, Mr Khan offers a practical politician's justification for the lack of big ideas - people no longer trust such grand visions.