Sentence examples for whole justification from inspiring English sources
"You have to acknowledge pain to begin the healing process," said Mr. Glaser, calling that "the whole justification" for the revision.
Bingham has shot down Blair's whole justification for war, firstly by saying that it "passes belief" that the US and Britain could decide unilaterally that Iraq had broken UN resolutions and secondly by pointing out that: It was not plain that Iraq had failed to comply in a manner justifying resort to force and there were no strong factual grounds or hard evidence to show that it had.
A decade ago, "when you talked with people in the business world, you had to go into a whole justification, but now when you say it's 'science for business,' they get it right away.
Yet he would have rejected outright, and on the whole with justification, any suggestion that he ruled as a despot.
"I know it sounds like a whole lot of justification," Ms. Cerio said.
In the preface to the work, composed at a later date, Locke makes clear that the arguments of the two treatises are continuous and that the whole constitutes a justification of the Glorious Revolution, which brought the Protestant William III and Mary II to the throne following the flight of James II to France.
"In this country, we have a whole package of justifications not to follow the law," said Jesús Silva-Herzog Márquez, a political analyst.
Since theories are not confirmed in a piecemeal fashion, but as a whole, there is no justification for excluding any of the entities referred to in well-confirmed theories.
What interested him in Freud was the theory of defense mechanisms: rationalization, displacement, the whole arsenal of self-justification.
There is a whole library of economic justifications for this monetary manipulation.
Japan has often cited the need to collect DNA samples as justification for taking whole whales.
