Sentence examples for standard justification from inspiring English sources

The standard justification is that students tend to get sick in cold weather.

Mr. Assad fell back on the strongman's standard justification for holding on to power: "The first priority," he said, "was the stability of Syria".

The standard justification by funds and clubs for third-party ownership, which is condemned by Uefa and banned by the Premier League, is that such funds provide clubs with money they need to buy or keep players.

The standard justification for the patent system is that it provides an incentive for innovation, allowing the inventor to reap rewards by protecting the work from imitators who would otherwise hitch a free ride on the investment.

"At the time I made this rationalisation, saying: 'Well, high-frequency trading is providing the lubricant which allows the wheels of capitalism to turn.'" This is the standard justification of HFT, which the Flash Crash finally demolished for Lauer, who followed his moral compass and left.

Then the Indians applauded (they love a celebrity) whereas many Pakistanis sat in silent embarrassment.Enmity with India, including three full-blown wars between the two countries and an almost constant war-footing, is the standard justification for Pakistan's recurrent army rule.

He found that the old arguments could always be justified, usually with less trouble than the standard justifications with limits.

The standard justifications for imprisonment — incapacitation, deterrence and retribution — become irrelevant in a prisoner's final days or weeks.

Sir Stephen, outlining his views in the annual Blackstone Lecture in Oxford on Saturday, thinks the courts are still not providing adequate privacy protection, and is dismissive of some standard justifications for intrusions.

One of the standard justifications for the development of machines designed around parallel kinematic chains is that they should exhibit inherently greater stiffness, have higher axis accelerations and be capable of generating significantly higher cutting forces than conventional serial machines.

Evidentialism, then, sets rather high standards for justification, standards that the majority do not, it would seem, meet when it comes to religious beliefs, where many rely on "faith", which is more like the forecaster's hunch about the weather than the argument from past climate records.