Sentence examples for stronger justification from inspiring English sources

Voiding some marriages, but not others, is so powerful an expression of inequality and disrespect for interstate reciprocity that it requires a stronger justification than anti-gay animus.

It continued: "It is best practice to clearly articulate what is actually known or suspected about the person's activities, rather than making general statements that could potentially suggest a stronger justification for investigative activities.

"A stronger justification for the two-year timeframe could help to reduce public perceptions that the bill is designed to allow mass surveillance of the population," Williams and Hardy said.

Multiple stakeholders are involved in the selection of these projects, which call for stronger justification to the public, local agencies, and federal institutions.

These possibilities need to be explored further in the future, and may provide stronger justification for putative preventive interventions.

With UNICEF's help, the organizers hope that they will soon have even stronger justification for extending the project throughout  Kyrgyzstan.

Managers differed among themselves in their endorsements of CCM, most offered constrained endorsement, and a few had stronger justifications for CCM.

Locating global commitments such as the MDGs within a framework that articulates both legal duties and moral claims offers stronger justifications for their fulfilment, and provides advocates with broader arguments with which to confront non-compliers.

European leaders said the delay would need a strong justification.

It is a personal violation that needs strong justification and strong oversight.

She also noted that there needs to be a strong justification for warrantless searches.