Sentence examples for purported justifications from inspiring English sources
"State-sanctioned killing is... becoming more and more anachronistic," he wrote, and he proceeded to show that all of the purported justifications for the death penalty — deterrence, retribution — failed in practice.
Richard Hasen, an election law expert at the University of California, Irvine, who noted Walker's tweet in his blog, has long pointed out that the GOP's purported justifications for voter ID are little more than political myths.
In sum, the array of electoral "reforms" the General Assembly pursued in SL 2013-381 were not tailored to achieve its purported justifications, a number of which were in all events insubstantial.
Khartoum often uses purported rebel movements as justification for military intervention that lead to atrocities, but Human Rights Watch said that it has no reason to believe rebels were present in Tabit at the time of the attacks.
Even purported critics usually revise only the requirement's prevalent interpretations and justifications, and leave a certain "core" intact.
As "evidence of justifications" for the changes to early voting, the State offered purported inconsistencies in voting hours across counties, including the fact that only some counties had decided to offer Sunday voting.
One purported advantage was not mentioned, though.
The vehicle is purported to contain passengers.
Are purported to overcome the cost barrier to EV development.
Balancing exercises are purported to improve these deficits [73].
