Sentence examples for socially justifiable from inspiring English sources
The absent or incommunicable cause makes it hard to be socially justifiable.
Based on the assumption that deviation from a legal norm is the more accepted the less its underlying principles are jeopardized, we argue that violating the tax compliance norm is socially justifiable if revenue requirements as well as equity and efficiency tax principles are not infringed upon by the evasion.
Pill-taking practices also enabled the socially justifiable medicalisation of the fear of infertility itself and through this medicalisation, women's concern with ensuring a legitimate place in society, and with the social and economic injustices they encountered in trying to do so, were rendered poignantly visible.
Shining a bright light on these corruption taxes and bringing them to life -- through dollar-for-dollar restitution -- is key: tangible, immediate benefits would gain overwhelming voter support, whereas the current Democratic rants against moneyed interests are tuned out just like Tea Party rants against much smaller and much more socially and economically justifiable subsidies for the needy.
In place of Mr. Moore's shy burger-flipper, Mr. Ramis's film stars Brendan Fraser as Elliot Richards, a socially maladjusted tech-support geek whose office mates go to great (and justifiable) lengths to avoid having anything to do with him.
"Collectively, we seem to have unthinkingly bought into a narrative of empowered indignation in which 'anger' against 'authority' is deemed to be just and justifiable and any means to vent that 'anger' is rationalized as socially acceptable and politically correct," Harish Khare, a former spokesman for the prime minister, wrote in The Hindu.
