Sentence examples for sufficiently justify from inspiring English sources

"The statement of compatibility [provided by the government regarding the bill] does not sufficiently justify that limitation for the purposes of international human rights law".

As such, the first sentence of the conclusion is correct as a summary of their results on high coverage; nevertheless, their own results and the results from the literature do not sufficiently justify the second part of their conclusions.

This is principally due to the magnitude of clinical advances in osteoporosis in the last 20 years, for which there is now a range of disease-modifying treatments, in comparison with osteoarthritis, for which DMOADs are only just beginning to appear with the need to sufficiently justify their efficacy and safety to use them in biomarker development or research.

However, this still leaves open the following possibility: h is the most highly justified belief the subject has, but it is still not very highly justified (e.g., it may not even be sufficiently justified to count as knowledge).

The outfits, taken together with dance positions... contained sexualised elements... Ofcom concluded however that the performance was sufficiently justified by the context in which it was presented".

While the appeals court in that case accepted the legitimacy of the Glomar doctrine, it found that the C.I.A. had not sufficiently justified its reliance on it.

After being brought in front of the ICJ by the Australian and New Zealand governments, it was argued that Japan's "scientific" whaling programme was merely commercial whaling in disguise The ICJ ruled that while JARPA II could broadly be characterised as "scientific research", Japan had not sufficiently justified the whaling quotas it had set, and that they should cease the programme immediately.

According to some communicative theories, condemnation itself sufficiently justifies punishment.

Start with a belief sufficiently justified to meet the justification condition for knowledge.

The method requires me to appreciate that my present belief (that I'm awake) is not sufficiently justified.

While JARPA II could broadly be characterised as "scientific research", the scientific output from the programme was limited, and Japan had not sufficiently justified the whaling quotas it had set, the ICJ said.