Sentence examples for ready to justify from inspiring English sources
And, at first, he seemed ready to justify his fame.
Nevertheless, remarkable numbers seem willing to support them, and all too ready to justify them with extreme aberrations.
Indeed, Palestinian writers say Mr Morris is too ready to justify those expulsions that did occur as ad hoc military responses to the vicissitudes of war.
Whatever the reason Caroline Dale, the only girl, was exposed to a fairytale situation which she was in no sense ready to justify.
"In the post-Leveson environment the Sunday Mirror needs to be ready to justify its methods and not expect to be able to publish a story like this without criticism".
And both have been ready to justify the killing not just of soldiers, policemen and other agents of the state, but also of civilians.The heads rollFor anarchists, the crucial theory was that developed in Italy, where in 1876 Errico Malatesta put it thus: "The insurrectionary deed, destined to affirm socialist principles by acts, is the most efficacious means of propaganda".
Which will only make Turkey's Sunnis even more jumpy and readier to justify arson.
Our own government is often ready to use security to justify illiberalism.
The state authorities appeared, as the statute requires, before a judicial official, and held themselves ready to provide information to justify the issuance of an eavesdropping order.
In general we are all ready to accuse other sand to justify ourselves.
For example, repeat exams because of poor record-keeping or lack of ready access to patient records are difficult to justify.
