There are several differences which would justify the classification.
There may be circumstances which would justify such a tariff.
No mention, of course, of the miserable labourers' conditions, which would justify a boycott.
We find no reason which would justify disregard of the plain language of the section under consideration.
[T]he term "probable cause," according to its usual acceptation, means less than evidence which would justify condemnation...
"We have to have something which would justify the risk of bringing another motion to the Parliament," Mr. Zapsu said.
We find nothing which would justify the trial court in arriving at damages using loss of business profits which are consequential damages.
But she also insisted that inflation was likely to pick up in the months ahead, which would justify the Fed's interest-rate policy.
The paper shows that there are some extreme circumstances which would justify a tariff to offset the distortions created by an income tax, but electronic commerce does not seem to qualify for this departure from the benefits of free trade.
We need not hold that there may not be circumstances which would justify the courts in withholding relief to a stockholder seeking an examination of the books and accounts of the bank.
It may be added that the term "probable cause," according to its usual acceptation, means less than evidence which would justify condemnation, and, in all cases of seizure, has a fixed and well known meaning.
