Sentence examples for sort of justification from inspiring English sources

The second sort of justification for violent jihadism is more ideological.

Between now and my critique I have to come up with some sort of justification for this painting.

But what I refuse to do is engage in some sort of justification and say, 'Oh, you know what?

But since the talks started last weekend, the rebels realise that they have to give some sort of justification for the mayhem they have caused, not least among their own Acholi people.

"There exists no unified code of punishments in the country, thus similar crimes often result in very different punishments, as long as the judge can find some sort of justification for his decision in Islamic texts," she said.

"The best way to apply this calculus to a particular act is to examine the rules for every sort of justification which might possibly be applicable to it," he explains, offering this example: "What claim to righteousness might a Palestinian suicide bomber possess?

Treating all laws as commands conceals important differences in their social functions, in the ways they operate in practical reasoning, and in the sort of justifications to which they are liable.

I don't know if these two sorts of justification can be made to work credibly together, in part because taking the "keystone species" argument seriously would seem to necessitate reforesting large portions of the world and giving the alphas free rein everywhere within the new forests.

These two conceptions of Occam's Razor require different sorts of justification in answer to question (iii).

Camps offer all sorts of justifications for their restrictions: candy and other sweets make children too full to enjoy meals; they promote jealousies; they attract vermin.

That's potentially a fourth amendment violation for unlawful seizure, but on the other hand, we've seen law enforcement agencies have all sorts of justifications for data collection for public safety that the courts have allowed".