Sentence examples for would not be justifiable from inspiring English sources

"Trapping, neutering and releasing 20 million cats would not be justifiable in terms of cost," he said.

Walser: Yes, but your question implies that a writer would not be justifiable otherwise, when he is not writing.

Consequently, considering CU traits to be present only when both informants would report them would not be justifiable.

In those cases performed under rigid bronchoscopy, one could argue that the higher bleeding risk and lack of significant increase in diagnostic yield with CB would indicate that under such circumstances CB would not be justifiable.

The most salient element of the ruling today is that it wouldn't be justifiable even if it did.

It wouldn't be justifiable homicide".

Jumping forward to today's world, I don't think anyone would argue that (for instance) targeting Osama Bin Laden with a cruise missile wouldn't be justifiable.

It would have been nice if you had also noted that Cardinal Ratzinger, in September 2002, forcefully and eloquently declared that a unilateral military attack by the United States against Iraq would not be morally justifiable.

"Even if the three arrested women did take part in the protest," Amnesty said on Thursday, "the severity of the response of the Russian authorities – the detention on the serious criminal charge of hooliganism – would not be a justifiable response to the peaceful – if, to many, offensive – expression of their political beliefs.

Then… then it would not be ethically justifiable to impose that [responsibility] on the relatives.

Leaving during consultation hours is problematic and if the visit can be delayed into lunchtime or after hours, the question arises if it would not be equally justifiable for the patient to contact a hospital ambulance.