Sentence examples similar to twofold justification from inspiring English sources
The obligation cast on States is twofold: first, in providing justifications for the differential treatment; and second, in providing positive measures in response to the unjustified differential treatment.
The justification for that, apparently, is twofold.
The major justification of this work is twofold: stabilization and large eddy simulation are achieved via one scheme only.
His justification for doing so is twofold: that hitherto it has been neglected by historians in favour of more glamorous stretches of water; and that its history matters.
Hence the justification for this annotated bibliography is twofold.
The justification of signals' spectra for analysis is twofold.
Dawkins became a prominent critic of religion and has stated his opposition to religion is twofold: Religion is both a source of conflict and a justification for belief without evidence.
Indeed, the justification for Romney's oil and gas intensive energy policy in the United States is ostensibly twofold: jobs -- more than three million new ones are at stake, the candidate claims -- and that elusive thing called "energy independence".
A twofold problem results: one, correctly nominated by Benn, is that it offers the disparate groups a common identity, and with it a spurious justification to which they can therefore help themselves.
The explanation is twofold.
