Sentence examples for would it be justifiable from inspiring English sources

Despite the many reservations described above, if we assume that safe and effective moral bioenhancement would become available, would it be justifiable to make its use mandatory – for all, or for specific target groups?

Or more explicitly in the Syrian context: under what conditions and according to what criteria would it be justifiable to violate the fundamental rule prohibiting the use of force against sovereign states, in order to enforce the fundamental rule prohibiting the use of chemical weapons?

Some, though not I, would say it's justifiable.

Thus most retributivists would accept that it is justifiable to forego punishing one deserving person if doing so would make it possible to punish two equally deserving people, or one more deserving person as happens on a regular basis in plea-bargaining (Moore 1997: 157 158; Berman 2011: 451 452).

It must be acknowledged that there are some situations in which we accept that it would be justifiable to violate the law, or at the very least in which the circumstances would mitigate against our full condemnation of a violation.

In June, Roman Catholic Archbishop Pius Ncube of Bulawayo, Zimb., said that it would be justifiable for Britain to invade the country and remove Pres.

Try to imagine any end other than taste for which it would be justifiable to do what we do to farmed animals.

In broader terms, MMG questioned, albeit tacitly, whether it would be justifiable to discard absence of a feature out of hand.