Sentence examples for unjustified process from inspiring English sources

"Women have to go through this humiliating and unjustified process of having to get a medical permit when the underlying issue is that women just aren't getting enough sanitary napkins to begin with," Kraft-Stolar said.

"For the Legislature to bypass the established judicial process and appoint a slate of electors through a partisan political process is unjustified, unwarranted and unwise," Mr. Lieberman said.

The sources of waste the authors point to, which can be found all along the scientific process, are unjustified and largely avoidable.

Some argue that "dragging" participants through all of the research process is unjustified, as long as said participants help define the research questions and then eventually help to interpret the findings [ 18].

That only occurs after an adversarial process during which a judge assumes an arrest is unjustified until the officer presents enough evidence to persuade him otherwise.

But there are procedural safeguards against politically motivated, unjustified prosecutions, as illustrated by the British courts' scrupulous regard for due process during the extradition case against Gen. Augusto Pinochet.

And it may be that the right account of defeat whatever it is will help process reliabilism capture the intuition that Norman's belief is unjustified.

But if no formula is proposed for selecting the uniquely correct process type, isn't it a mystery how attributors converge on the same classifications (justified vs. unjustified) a large percentage of the time?

Hence, their perceptual belief-forming processes (as judged by the facts in that world) are unreliable; and their beliefs so caused are unjustified.

Such insecurity seems unjustified.

Both claims are unjustified.