Sentence examples for will be justifiable from inspiring English sources

There will be justifiable pride, and no little international excitement, that the Games are coming back to a country where Paralympic sport is already highly valued.

You can't say you're pro family and reduce funding for services including mental health care and think that will be justifiable or defendable.

As a consequence, there is little practical experience for deciding where the increased complexity of vaccines with multiple defined immunogens vaccines targeting single pathogens will be justifiable.

Further tragic instances where misinformation brought death (Hainer et al, 2000) may provoke that, in future, 'compensation for misinformation' will be justifiable.

Lord Neuberger said it was important to observe that the Broadcasting Code recognised that "offensive material or language will often be justifiable, but justifiability must be assessed by reference to the context".

"This is because at many premises there will be no record or likelihood of criminal activity and therefore the use of CCTV at these locations will not be justifiable.

In general, calibration for every lineage will be required, as extrapolation of rate constants where the lineage is calibrated to other lineages will not, in general, be justifiable.

The numbers we come out with will be totally justifiable".

They will be publicly justifiable, they will also be made as efficiently and quickly as due process and case management allows.

In a stark message to police forces and the Government, Mr Rennison predicted there will be a justifiable public outcry if facial recognition systems and HD cameras are allowed to proliferate on high streets, public transport and at entertainment venues.

In 1988, I included the following line in a cover story on global warming for Discover magazine: Even as the developed nations of the world cut back on fossil fuel use, there will be no justifiable way to prevent the Third World from expanding its use of coal and oil.