Sentence examples for task of justifying from inspiring English sources

"The rich man no longer has the embarrassing task of justifying his higher income," Galbraith wrote.

Philippe Saint-Andre now has the task of justifying himself to Pierre Camou, his boss and president of the French federation.

Mr Winsor's lamely proffered word "certainly" in the final sentence betrays the impossible task of justifying such a ridiculously long delay between conviction and punishment.

The task of justifying political coercion, then, consists in identifying so-called liberty-limiting principles, which set out the conditions under which that presumption is overridden and the state is justified in exercising coercion.

This is just as well, since Mr McKinnell faces the daunting task of justifying Pfizer's biggest gamble yet: its $90 billion purchase of Warner-Lambert, an American rival, in 2000.Mergers in the drugs industry tend to be consensual affairs.

A theory of scientific knowledge was propagated which sought to renew empiricism by freeing it from the impossible task of justifying the claims of the formal sciences.

This task of selecting and justifying one or more particular stories about worlds will be one of the challenges discussed in section 4.

Authors' response: We believe that specificity of our task justifies introduction of custom coloring scheme to highlight patters of Na + binding residues and other polar residues which can support Na + ion passage between the transmembrane helices of the proteins.

The underlying complexity of the diagnostic task has justified the high value of sophisticated pattern recognition architectures.

Kant also regards himself as performing a similar task, explaining and justifying a universal moral consciousness.

One of his tasks here was justifying the war with Iraq.