Sentence examples for single justification from inspiring English sources
Voter suppression tactics come packaged in different forms but there is usually one single justification put forth by suppression proponents.
This is considered one principal reason why the court in Blackwell v Blackwell established that both types of secret trust shared a single justification.
I see every step he has taken, every move he's made in my own life and career decisions, and can relate to every single justification he throws out there for choosing the life he did.
Single world justification models were developed considerably before the more general possible world justification models we have been discussing, (Mkrtychev 1997).
What completeness with respect to single world justification models tells us is that information about the possible world structure of justification models can be completely encoded by the admissible evidence function, at least for the logics discussed so far.
Mkrtychev used single world justification models to establish decidability of \(\mathsf{LP}\), and others have made fundamental use of them in setting complexity bounds for justification logics, as well as for showing conservativity results for justification logics of belief, (Kuznets 2000, Kuznets 2008, Milnikel 2007, Milnikel 2009).
The idea that something is good is the single underlying justification for its place in the complex social and historical hierarchy that we call art history.
So far in this article only single-agent justification logics, analogous to single-agent logics of knowledge, have been considered.
In February the ECJ upheld an EU directive on data collection, using defence of the single market as justification for what looked to Germans like a public-security matter.
But under that logic, and if the bailout was necessary to avoid a banking collapse that would have taken the rest of the economy with it, we all benefited from the bailout and there is no justification to single out the banks at all.
Rawls included these two conceptions of justificatory reasons in a single account of political justification due to the need to identify a common, political conception of justice that all reasonable persons could share as regulative of their actions while simultaneously justifying the conception for each reasonable point of view.
