Sentence examples for right justification from inspiring English sources

He said it should learn the lessons of the past where Britain staged military intervention "without perhaps the right evidence and the right justification".

The right justification, the right reasons and this is a very poetic, kind of artistic way of a philosophy of life.

Left justification is the left symbol, right justification is the right symbol and center justification is the center symbol Use the paragraph box to change color.

Although he rightly points out that the United States is not the only party that can and should respond, certainly given the human rights justification for the invasion of Iraq, we should be able to expect some reaction on President Bush's part to this horrible human rights catastrophe.

Though the state's rights justification has risen among many in the contemporary public discourse, the overarching reason for the Civil War was slavery.

A survey of other seventeenth-century natural rights justifications for punishment, however, indicates that it was common to use words like "retribute" in theories that reject what we would today call retributive punishment.

She found Rand's ideas compelling and became so committed to libertarian principles that she supported those segregationists who relied on property rights justifications.

The U.S. financial debt to China and Saudi Arabia thwarts principled human rights justifications, the European Union and Japan provide counterweights to the hegemony of the U.S. dollar, the majority of Latin American nations elected leftist governments who set up cooperative institutions challenging the U.S., and Bush's failed 2003 invasion of Iraq was done without the U.N.'s blessing.

While most of your text should be either left-justified or full-justified, you can sparingly use right-justification to add emphasis.

It is less clear that he is right in suggesting that good justifications of human rights should avoid as far as possible controversial assumptions about religion, metaphysics, ideology, and intrinsic value (see the entry public reason).

Beginning with a status-based fundamental right to justification, he shows how suitably idealized demands for justification from individuals subordinated within real relations of power can ground specific rights to relief from and redress for actual injustices.