Sentence examples for questionable justification from inspiring English sources

"In recent years the government's approach to the Amazon has become one of development at any cost and often with questionable justification," says the Greenpeace report.

We covered the rules in more detail last year, and the questionable justification for their negation here.

The zero-rating thing was put to bed with the questionable justification that the FCC was aiming at "denying Americans free data".

It essentially sets in stone the fundamental legality of those rules — not good PR for the agency that just rolled them back with questionable justification.

In the course of a few scenes, the show uses the questionable justification for surveillance along with the stunning use political manipulation to spotlight cracks in both infrastructures, as well as our heroine's moral center.

The state had previously released emails from her office in response to narrow requests – though it had withheld a lot of material under questionable justifications.

Mr. Markey said: "The Bush administration's decision to use a missile to destroy the satellite based on a questionable 'safety' justification poses a great danger of signaling an 'open season' for other nations to test weapons for use against our satellites.

Question questionable sources.

Last month, I wrote about how some leaders have increasingly used ignorance as justification for questionable actions.

But Marcia D. Greenberger, a president of the National Women's Law Center, said the justification was "highly questionable" because the disparities varied greatly from one insurer to another.

The agreement to settle the land purchase, signed in Brisbane between government officers and a Levers Solomon Limited representative, was questionable because there was no justification as to why the government opted for an outright purchase of the land while under law it could reassume possession of the land for a public purpose (see section 142a, Land and Titles [Amendment] Act 2016).