Sentence examples for primary justifications from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kay's statements undermined one of the primary justifications set out by President Bush for the war with Iraq.

This "brute" was a particular danger to white women and this myth was used as one of the primary justifications for the belief in black inferiority (uncontrollable, animalistic natures) and institutionalised segregation.

The issue of "foreign availability" is often used to justify exemptions from participating in an embargo, and indeed it was one of the primary justifications offered for ending the U.S. embargo against Vietnam in 1994.

Because they are not, Wetzel (2002) and (2008) proposes that since the only property all the tokens of a type generally share is being tokens of the type, one of the primary justifications for positing word types is that being a token of the word 'color,' say, is the glue that binds the considerable variety of space-time particulars together.

The entry of the United States into World War II following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, however, removed the primary justifications for the concept of a hybrid warship, as naval limitations treaties were now moot and adequate funding was now available for the construction of more conventional ships.

Perception of low risk from pH1N1 (60%) and concerns regarding adverse effects of the vaccine (37%) were primary justifications for avoiding pH1N1 vaccination.

This was the primary justification for a big tax cut.

Mr. Launius said spinoffs should not be viewed as a primary justification for the space program.

The majority of these were avoiding the draft, which was the administration's primary justification.

The third bridge would alleviate traffic, Serter said, citing the A.K.P.'s primary justification for the project.

But Luhrmann's primary justification of the evangelicals is what she describes as the huge amount of work they do.