Sentence examples for reasonably justify from inspiring English sources

The T.S.A. cannot "show that the program is cost-effective, or reasonably justify the program's expansion," the report said.

I struggle all the time to reasonably justify boxing fandom – the sport is morally ambiguous at best.

The Draper approach would reasonably justify the issuance of a warrant in this case, particularly since the police had some awareness of Spinelli's past activities.

"Nonetheless, there is an immediate danger to Flint residents, and the nature of the defendants' violations reasonably justify the relief ordered herein".

In these days of Amazon and Zappos, it is astonishing that anyone could reasonably justify such shipping and handling costs, but then again (at least according to MasterCard), some experiences are "priceless".

"T.S.A. cannot ensure that passengers at United States airports are screened objectively, show that the program is cost-effective or reasonably justify the program's expansion," the inspector general's report concluded.

"We cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr. Dwyer wasn't reasonably justified when he fired," Robert T. Hayden, a Nassau County assistant district attorney, told Judge Alan L. Honorof in Nassau County Court.

Showing that some rule we currently apply is not the only rule that can meet the test of public reason is no objection, provided the mechanism by which different public justifiable rules are selected can itself be reasonably justified.

But reasonably justifying a decision is very different from passionately advocating one.

Meanwhile a Frenchman explains that he felt reasonably justified in opting for extramarital sex because of his wife's appearance.

It prohibits the possession of "any biological agent, toxin, or delivery system of a type or in a quantity that, under the circumstances, is not reasonably justified by a prophylactic, protective, bona fide research, or other peaceful purpose".