Sentence examples for similarly justify from inspiring English sources

Nor do they want to provoke anxiety among other companies whose practices would similarly justify disassociation – companies who use McGill to advance research in barbaric weapons, military drones and surveillance technologies.

The presence of diabetes in Case GM could similarly justify drug treatment, but this was the choice for only half the participants.

Similarly, justifying the waiver based on appointment of a qualified deputy is absurd since all superintendents have credentialed subordinates.

In a separate blog also posted to Varoufakis' website, American economist and coordinator of the Working Group James K. Galbraith similarly justified the planning.

Similarly, justifying appropriation of copyrighted material on the basis of making a commentary or parody only works "if the average person can see" that some comment is being made, he said.

Just as earlier social Darwinists and Nazis advocated killing off weak and unfit humans, Singer similarly justifies infanticide and euthanasia, and claims that some animals have a higher moral standing than certain humans.

Similarly, Canadian Heritage justified its Snapchat bill to itself by writing that the filters "build awareness and heighten visibility around the year-long 150th celebration.

Similarly, GPs justified giving a prescription to what has been described in previous literature as 'deserving' patients [ 26, 35]: this may be an example of an 'affect' heuristic – where the difficult question of 'should I prescribe' has been replaced with an easier one of 'is this a deserving patient'.

A 17th-century Dutch poem similarly tries to justify the death of Fabritius.

Similarly, discomfort cannot justify discrimination.

Has her background in Pinter prepared her for Albee, who similarly refuses to justify dramatic actions along standard realistic lines?