Sentence examples for state justification from inspiring English sources

The contribution is unique hazard identification before the test generation process, state justification on the gate level, sequential fault propagation based on breadth-first search and stepwise composition of state graphs for sequential test generation.

To strike down DOMA, Judge Tauro had to reject all state justifications for its definition of marriage.

Dubbed the Pentagon Papers, the document appeared to undercut the publicly stated justification of the Vietnam War.

In these studies, water domains were usually ignored and represented either by solid or vacuum domains in calculations of Green's functions, but without stated justification except for the study of Chouet et al. (2003), who concluded that the effect of sea water was negligible within a VLP band at Stromboli.

Keeping chemical weapons in check is the No. 1 stated justification for the proposed strike, so a scheme to take Syria's weapons off the table is a huge plus, even if it helps Assad in the short run.

But he's also asking nicely for assurances of that in writing in Uber's own user-facing policy, which is a way of holding it accountable to its stated justifications for the location data changes.

The public education impact of the litigation (including incredulity at the weakness of the court's stated justifications for sustaining discrimination) helped fuel passage of a marriage bill in the State Assembly within a year -- the point at which Solomon picks up his narrative with the ensuing psychodrama in the dysfunctional State Senate.

Before adding a country to a list, ask students to state their justification for why a country should be included.

Lawyers for the families said the state's justification for the raid was flimsy and tainted by bias against the F.L.D.S. community.

The state's justification for such a classification "must not rely on overbroad generalizations about the different talents, capacities or preferences of males and females".

But the Seventh and Ninth Circuits have blocked similar laws using a different analysis, holding that the undue-burden test requires balancing the obstacles a law imposes against the strength of the state's justification for it.