Sentence examples for proper justification for from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it seems to us that there is a proper justification for the publication of the story.

In the Rutherford case it was contended, said Lord Thomas, that there was "proper justification for treating the accommodation needed for carers of disabled adults and disabled children differently and in any event DHPs would be made in all appropriate cases", as had happened in Warren's case.

Consequently, the debate here centers on the proper justification for this outcome — is it equality or something else? — and not so much on the outcome — are persons or groups more or less equal, according to a chosen metric?

A certain level of agreement is required for decision-makers to see a case as analogous, since that rests on what they judge to be the proper justification for the earlier decision.

"Instead of repeating the lines of bank lobbyists the government should give a proper justification for why they are refusing to tax the banks more and are cutting people's services instead," Mr Hillman said.

"There is a lack of proper justification for the benefits of the low-impact development in this case for this matter to be given sufficient weight and to outweigh the policies which seek to control development in the countryside," ruled the planning inspector, Iwan Lloyd.

While he does claim that the only proper justification of punishment is guilt for a crime, he does not limit the usefulness of punishment to retributivist matters.

Intangible factors mainly denote on-monetary aspects and require proper justification from decision makers.

But in terms of people's trust in politicians, the impression is that the government misled the country in relation to the reasons for war and embarked on it when there wasn't a proper justification.

There is, or there should be, shame for the former prime minister, who drove through a policy that was entirely without proper justification, reliant on his own overweening self-belief.

The accusation by state authorities detailed 15 causes for discipline, including unprofessional conduct involving seven patients from California, Florida, New York, North Carolina and Wisconsin, and said Scruggs prescribed them steroids or other drugs without examining them or without proper justification.