Sentence examples for prominent justification from inspiring English sources

Abbott knows this because those communities, and people from them who've travelled to be foreign fighters for ISIL, are his most prominent justification for Australia's participation in the conflict.

These models have been playing a prominent role in Justification Logic.

Although the convergent conception of the standard view accords religious reasons a potentially decisive role in defeating state coercion, and so accords religious reasons a much more prominent role in the justification of state coercion than religious reasons have on most alternative formulations of the standard view, it is also consistent with the DRR.

He wore an Eritrean T-shirt and the Afghan hat and quoted Abdullah Azzam, a prominent Palestinian scholar who provided theological justification for the Afghan jihad and was later known as a mentor to Osama bin Laden.

Certainly, no prominent theorist thinks that questions of justification are settled by an actual survey of attitudes towards existing social arrangements, and are not settled until such a survey has been carried out.

The 2011 London riots are one example of how prominent events can be used by government as justification for new and potentially oppressive legislation.

In response to a spate of letter bomb attacks on prominent figures in Northern Ireland, he said there was "no justification for violence".

A group of prominent Catholics wrote to Mr Duncan Smith to say there was "no justification" for this cut.

"Prominent experts … have raised questions about the scientific and ethical justification of these particular experiments," the letter states.

"They used the justification of the one-child policy and stability maintenance," said Pu Zhiqiang, a prominent human rights lawyer.

Egypt's most prominent rights groups criticised the government for using the "purported aim of 'countering terrorism' as justification to commit arbitrary arrests and restrict freedoms".