Sentence examples for vigorously justified from inspiring English sources
In the United States, a free market is the norm; as we have seen in recent weeks, government intervention must be vigorously justified.
Ron agues vigorously that ID laws are justified given the level of voter fraud and a 6-3 Supreme Court decision, written by Justice Stevens, saying such laws were constitutional.
The implication is that the freed people were sufficiently like these immigrants to justify the inference that had government vigorously protected their civil and voting rights then they too by would have blended into the larger American fabric.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and the director of central intelligence, George Tenet, vigorously defended the information used by the Bush administration to justify war against Iraq.
Corey was brought in to oversee the prosecution of Zimmerman after the controversy over his defense grew; in the case of Alexander, Corey vigorously argued against using the stand-your-ground law to justify shooting a violent husband.
On one hand, it bans certain magazines from its stores, vigorously fights matters ranging from shareholder proposals to federal lawsuits, and justifies strategies by quoting its long-dead founder in the obsolete manner of Chinese quoting Chairman Mao.
The commission's conclusions were vigorously challenged by the Labour party, which will be asking the commission to justify its report's conclusions, a spokesman disclosed.
She vigorously argues that the approach did not work, and in fact did tremendous damage to national security by unleashing a flood of false and even dangerously misleading intelligence, including some used to justify the invasion of Iraq.
