Sentence examples for questioning the justification from inspiring English sources

His committee had earlier this month written a highly sceptical report questioning the justification for joining the bombing campaign.

Nevertheless, some still cite concerns for Erlinder's rights to freedom of speech as a human being, questioning the justification of Rwanda's strict anti-genocide laws which make it an offence to deny, minimise, attempt to justify or trivialise the events of April 1994.

A consulting firm hired by the workers on Tuesday presented a critique questioning the economic justification of the restructuring plan.

The crisis has exposed the weaknesses of the euro, immigration is challenging the system of open borders and rising Euroscepticism is questioning the very justification for the union.

Quinn is set back from executing the Tin Man by a child in the car (when he later realizes he has killed the child by accident, we see an emotional Quinn questioning the moral justifications of his job. Expect to see more of this).

Senior lawmakers from both parties are questioning the administration's justification for acting without first consulting members of Congress and whether the deal put the nation's security at further risk.

In a series of bold decisions, federal judges have acknowledged as much and sought to enforce traditional constitutional values -- opening deportation proceedings to the press, requiring access to counsel and questioning the foreign intelligence justifications for domestic surveillance.

His scoring record was far from prolific but his all-round dynamism and havoc-wreaking were admirable, and even his manager, Roy Keane, respected the player's defiance: once when Walters missed training because of illness, Keane sent a message questioning the authenticity of that justification, and Walters replied with characteristic directness and power, texting Keane a picture of his vomit.

Justifications included not relating the behavior or activity to infection, questioning the standards, and viewing such behavior as the "norm" because they were following what co-workers were doing.

He seemed close to questioning the operation.

In questioning the extent of any ties between Iraq and Al Qaeda, the commission weakened the already spotty scorecard on Mr. Bush's justifications for sending the military to topple Saddam Hussein.