Sentence examples for when justified from inspiring English sources

The commission said English-only rules were permissible only when justified by business necessity.

The News of the World has insisted that its journalists use subterfuge only when justified in the public interest.

History is the result of people "rising up" against oppression -- thereby intensifying violence, which, even when justified, causes the human condition to "rise down".

The IAAF president, Lamine Diack, said that bans "demonstrate the IAAF's commitment to use advanced methods to detect doping and to enforce increased sanctions when justified.

Even when justified under the law of war, bombing a target that results in civilian casualties will bring media coverage that works to the benefit of the insurgents.

While Monitor recognises there are risks associated with the cap, it says they are "mitigated" through the use of "break-glass" clauses, which would allow the NHS to pay rates above the caps when justified on clinical safety grounds.

The Florida court mentioned the legislature when justifying its decision according to law.

"We've known Bear Stearns for a long time," Michael J. Cavanagh, then JPMorgan's chief financial officer, said when justifying what looked like a short due diligence period.

When justifying a longer or more expensive commute, workers will generally seek higher wages in order to compensate for their loss of leisure time.

When justifying the initial involvement of their armed forces, national leaders spoke of days or weeks to complete the mission, not months and certainly not years.

Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has often made the same point when justifying his decision to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a free-trade grouping led by America.