Sentence examples for which could justify from inspiring English sources

Not was there any probable cause or any basis for an oath or affirmation which could justify a valid search warrant for these items.

Petitioner's evidence, like that of Dr. Simon, was an emphatic denial of any condition which could justify her classification as a mental defective.

In the church's eyes, he said, she enjoyed the same "basic worth and dignity" of every human being, adding, "She has done nothing which could justify killing her".

Many algae companies are also producing oil for higher-margin chemicals such as health supplements, which could justify a higher production cost.

Appellant further argues that the Security Risk Law could not be applied to him in 1954 since at that time no public emergency existed which could justify the law.

"He had a motive in the sense that he was in a serious conflict with his brother but there is not the shadow of an element pointing to his guilt which could justify keeping him in custody".

For example, can she envision any circumstances under which she could justify passing secrets to a foreign power?

One of the ways in which we could justify writing an issue of Malaysia and when we first wrote it we were very young.

Ramakrishna thus gave educated Hindus a basis on which they could justify the less rational aspects of their religion to a consciousness increasingly influenced by Western values.

Given their oversight of the IRS and the president's own obvious conflicts of interest, there are a dozen grounds on which you could justify the request.

Anglo Gold said it had "no basis upon which it could justify an increase" in its last offer, made on Dec. 26.