Sentence examples for traditionally justified from inspiring English sources

Journalists in Britain have traditionally justified shady practices by arguing that they are in "the public interest".

The utility of the Weibull distribution has been traditionally justified with the belief that it is the mathematical expression of the weakest-link concept in the case of flaws locally initiating failure in a stressed volume.

Subjectivists have traditionally justified the three axioms of probability by appeal to one of the aforementioned theorems: the Dutch book theorem or some form of representation theorem.

Statutory dilution claims are traditionally justified on the theory that even non-confusing uses of a famous trademark (or similar mark) can nonetheless minutely dilute the source-identifying capacity of the targeted trademark.

Such business strategies are traditionally justified in terms of the importance of retaining major customers in the face of competition by offering them personalized and preferential treatment (Capon 2001; Jonhston and Marshall 2003).

Alberto Yepes, the director of Coordination Colombia-Europe-US, an international human rights network, told me that demobilizing the guerillas would force the country to confront the longstanding neglect and abuse traditionally justified within the context of the conflict.

Centralization has traditionally been justified as the antidote to corruption and mismanagement by local school officials.

Unwearable runway fashion, by turns loopy or ingenious, has traditionally been justified as the means by which designers build their identities, identities they trade on to sell the shoes, cocktail dresses and doctor bags that offer their distinct but tempered fantasies of womanhood.

Facebook's multiple is of a size that is traditionally only justified by high growth rates.

PAL has traditionally been justified as a means of preparing students for their future roles as medical educators.

49 While the inclusion of text in graphic warning labels has traditionally been justified in terms of added information content (text adds information otherwise not present), it may also be important to examine possible emotional 'blunting' effects that its inclusion may have.