Sentence examples for the justifications from inspiring English sources
noun
A reason, explanation, or excuse which provides convincing, morally acceptable support for behavior or for a belief or occurrence.
The policy comes first, the justifications later.
I understand the justifications and defence mechanisms.
These were the justifications of a junkie.
The justifications offered by the administration are equally unpersuasive.
Hence the justifications behind the Silver Gilt medal I received.
The justifications offered for such censorship are feeble.
Among the justifications for banning these substances are their side effects.
That, after all, was one of the justifications for introducing a unified ball three years ago.
The justifications, the group said, amounted to "an admission of a war crime".
The justifications for military action, too, echo many of the arguments marshaled for toppling Saddam Hussein.
A Treasury Department study in 1991 also thoroughly undermined the justifications for the law.
